BUSINESS
Changing the consumer demand through public awareness is a challenge, but it is attainable. Since we are a media and corporate - driven country, working together in partnerships with our businesses for our nations's environment is a must. Businesses can reap educational tax benefits by participating in this program. Companies, organizations and communities can work together with unprecedented success in the total win-win scenario
"Sustainable Development calls for the leadership and commitment of a different nature than we have previously experienced. It demands of us a paradigm shift that combines Economics with Environmental Protection and Corporate Social Responsibility"
- The 2004 Business and Sustainability Conference, the Conference Board
Areas of Focus:
- Corporate Social Responsibility - giving publicity and external recognition to businesses
- Developing Awareness creates demand in consumers
- Product Placement for sponsoring participants will appear throughout the campaign in a variety of ways.
"...Wall Street is readying for the [conservation /] sustainability transition and ...business as they know it will be completely different in five to ten years."
- Gary M. Pfeiffer, Senior VP and CFO, Dupont
Conservation Counts! Campaign is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Post Office Box 419
Cotton Plant, Arkansas 72036
Phone: (870) 880-0109
info@conservationcounts.org
Endorsements:
Pearlie S. Reed, Arkansan, Chief (Retired), USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Debbie Moreland, President, Arkansas Association of Conservation
Districts
Nadine L. Scott, President, California Association of Resource
Conservation Districts
Barry Mahler, President Association of Texas Water, Soil
and Conservation Districts
William "Skip" Cowell, President, Hawaii Association
of Conservation Districts
Diane Miller, Director of global operations, The International
Education Collaborative Foundation