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School & Community Assistance for Recycling and Composting Education
SCARCE is an award-winning environmental education non-profit dedicated to creating sustainable communities. We accomplish this through innovative and hands-on education programs for schools and organizations, demonstrating care for our natural resources through our Book Rescue, and engaging the broader public through community-wide events and programs.
For over 25 years SCARCE has been implementing change to foster a more sustainable future. Find out how we can make an impact together.
SCARCE is committed to finding a way to keep “stuff” out of a landfill by finding a way to reuse or recycle as much as we can!
SCARCE works to keep things out of the landfill and
get them to people near and far that can use them.
Feb
18
Book Rescue & Book Sale CLOSED
We’re Moving! SCARCE’s book rescue and Scarcely Used Books & Records will be closed Tuesday, February 18th through… Read more »
Feb
27
International Polar Bear Day
Every year, this global event draws attention to the challenges polar bears face in a warming Arctic—and how… Read more »
Feb
27
Beyond the Basics: Designing for and Uncertain Future
Join DuPage County Stormwater Management and The Conservation Foundation for the 2020 Beyond the Basics Stormwater Management Seminar… Read more »
Heather Goudreau
Heather has been with SCARCE since 1998. She holds a communications degree from University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Heather has been educating children of all ages on food scrap composting, water quality, and recycling best practices for 20 years. She has led countless waste audits in schools, businesses, and other organizations. She currently serves as our Rescue Project Coordinator, compost expert, and Green Your Gig Events Coordinator.
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Together, we can help more people discover how easy it can be to make a meaningful difference for our kids, for our environment, for our future…and often for all three at once.