An island-led movement for sustainability
Guam Green Growth is a public-private partnership that develops tangible solutions to sustainability challenges and contributes to a green economy for the island region. In September 2019, Governor Lourdes A. Leon Guerrero and Lt. Governor Joshua F. Tenorio promulgated Executive Order 2019-23, creating an 80-member Working Group of government, academia, private sector, non-profit, and youth partners to transition Guam toward a sustainable future. The executive order assigned the facilitation of the Working Group to the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability.
Worlds Collide
Illustrations by Clyde
🤔Ever wonder what a Green Job is? ♻️Don’t be this tree guy!🌴Check out our story for some insight into the emerging green economy and how you can fit in.👏🏽
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G3CC in Action
Guam Green Growth Green Job Fair
🌱 Building a sustainable workforce for Guåhan! 💚
Scenes from our recent Guam Green Growth Green Job Fair! It was an inspiring day filled with meaningful connections, networking, and opportunities aimed at advancing sustainability across our island.
G3CC x Yona Village Beautification
Putting in the work to keep our island green and thriving! 🌿 Big shoutout to the Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps crew for rolling up their sleeves, digging deep, and planting new life along our coastlines. Every tree planted brings us one step closer to a sustainable future for Guam. Teamwork truly makes the green work! 💚🌱
Making Impacts for Guam
An island-led movement for sustainability
Guam Green Growth is a public-private partnership that develops tangible solutions to sustainability challenges and contributes to a green economy for the island region.
In September 2019, Governor Lourdes A. Leon Guerrero and Lt. Governor Joshua F. Tenorio promulgated Executive Order 2019-23, creating an 80-member Working Group of government, academia, private sector, non-profit, and youth partners to transition Guam toward a sustainable future.
The executive order assigned the facilitation of the Working Group to the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability.
