League of Women Voters of Connecticut

Who is saving the environment in Greenwich? The Green Team

While many residents are involved in conservation and environmental issues, The Greenwich Citizen asked Denise Savageau, director of the Town's Conservation Commission, to identify some of the `movers and shakers' active in addressing these challenges -- what Greenwich Citizen is dubbing "The Green Team."

Savageau's list includes Cheryl Dunson, president of the League of Women Voters of Connecticut and a founding board member of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy (GTC).

Click here for the full article by Anne Semmes.

A founding board member of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Cheryl Dunson, is focused on programs "relating to preserving and enhancing the tree and forest resources of Greenwich." Dunson also is president of the League of Women Voters of Connecticut. 
Photo: Anne W. Semmes / CT 

The League of Women Voters of Greenwich will sponsor an informational panel discussion, “Greenwich Water: Scarce and Precious” on Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. in the Town Hall Meeting Room. Panelists will include David Medd, manager of supply operations, Aquarion Water Company; Caroline Calderone Baisley, director of the Health Department of Greenwich; and Denise Savageau, director of the Conservation Commission. Cheryl Dunson, president of the League of Women Voters of Connecticut, will moderate.  Read more at Greenwich-Post.com.