Girl Scouts are building rain gardens, which are planted depressions filled with native plants that capture and absorb storm water and serve as functional gardens. You'll learn about, construct, and maintain a rain gardens at school, home, and your friend's homes.
| GOAL: | To increase green space and wildlife habitats, and improve water quality by reducing water-borne pollutants running into streams, rivers, and other water supplies |
| WHEN: | February, March, or April—check with your local council |
| HOW: | Plant and maintain rain gardens at schools, homes, and other sites |
- First, learn more about the three Girl Scouts Forever Green projects.
- Then, check to see which project your local Girl Scout council is planning to do, and complete the project in the month assigned by your council.
- Finally, register your participation and results at the end of the month and share your results with friends and family via social media or email.
