The fifth annual Tampa Bay Living Green Expo was held this weekend at the Coliseum in Downtown Saint Petersburg. The 2010 edition featured over 75 exhibitors, activities for the whole family, and new ways to go green. There were lots of giveaways, as well free plants and information on recycling. Attendees learned how to start a worm farm, identify invasive species plants, save energy at home, and even how to recycle lumber that would otherwise be turned into mulch.
See photo highlights from the expo below:
Screetch Owl from the Florida Seabird Sanctuary
Sandra Kling enjoys a handful of worms from Wormmagic.net
Newspaper hats were the fashion of the day
The Coliseum in Saint Petersburg was packed with over 60 vendors.
See the entire expo here
If you did something green, you got a sticker.
Spencer Curtis with the Pinellas County extension service demonstrates green light bulbs
How big will they grow? There were free plants to help the little ones learn how to be green .Signs to help remind us all to conserve energyProgress Energy gave free home energy audits
Information about mass transit including a new Google information service was available from PSTA
Electric Herbie?It was a great day to learn about everything green!
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