About UGA GreenWay

Sharon and Pamela – Elephant Rock, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

The UGA GreenWay blog was developed by Dr. Pamela Turner and Sharon     Gibson, with assistance and input from Tara Dunn, who helped set up the   blog and assisted in editing and posting while we were traveling for work in   Australia. Pamela is a Professor and Housing and Indoor Environment Extension Specialist at the University of Georgia (UGA) in the College of Family  and Consumer Sciences Department of Financial Planning, Housing and Consumer Economics (FHCE). In 2014 Sharon retired from her position    as the UGA Extension Multicultural Specialist to work on independent projects focused on community sustainability through communal action for positive change.

In February 2020 I visited New Zealand. These beautiful blue flowers are Agapanthus, or Lady of the Nile.

I am now the primary blogger. My goal to provide trustworthy resources to   help people live healthier and greener. Join me on my journey to learn more   about living greener abroad, throughout the U.S. and in my own community   of Athens. My hope is that through this blog you will discover useful   information that will give you ideas and encouragement about ways you can   reduce waste, use less energy, conserve water, create a healthier home, and   live greener. For more inspiration visit UGA Extension – FACS.

 

 

 

 

 

The postings on this site reflect my views and interest in making a difference   They do not represent positions, strategies or opinions of the University of Georgia.