Through youth-led waste diversion projects, habituate lifelong waste diversion practices that cultivate sustainability, foster environmental understanding and reduce waste.

The Green Valley Project is comprised of youths ages 15 to 20 who are working together to grow more habitat for local plants and animals, remove invasive species that can threaten an ecosystem, and educate the public on environmental restoration. We plant micro-forests, pollinator gardens, and drought tolerant gardens for our community. We have various educational opportunities, community volunteer events and leadership opportunities including the Green Valley Project Youth Council, Communications Internship, and PAX Environmental Science Institute.

Greenacres will always reflect the style and grace of Louis and Louise Nippert who operated Greenacres as a mid-twentieth century gentleman’s farm from 1948 to 2012. To preserve for the public an area reflecting the traditional environment of Indian Hill and its historical significance by preserving Greenacres in its current state of woodland and farmland. To preserve the integrity of all land owned and purchased by Greenacres Foundation in order to encourage conservation and appreciation of nature by providing the public, particularly children, opportunities to study plant and animal life in their natural settings. To encourage appreciation of music and culture by providing facilities and an atmosphere that will encourage artists to display their talents for all age groups.

A diverse community of learners that strives for excellence; values individuality; fosters a passion for learning; promotes the balanced development of mind, body, and character; respect for others.

The GYF mission is to engage under-represented youth and young adults, while connecting them to the outdoors and careers in conservation.

GYF's mission is to engage under-represented youth and young adults, while connecting them to the outdoors and careers in conservation.

Provide professional and diverse leisure opportunities through inclusive programs, facilities, parks, and open space, ensuring that Greensboro is a desirable place to work, live, and play.