HARWICH – CARE (Creating a Responsible Environment) for the Cape & Islands is teaming up with the Center for Coastal Studies and the Cape Cod Anti-Litter Coalition to host a community summit aimed at promoting sustainable practices on November 9 at the 204 Cultural Arts Municipal Building in Harwich from 8:30 am to 2 pm.
Now in its fifth year, the summit will focus on the “Cape Cod Coalition to Aid Tourism Business Shift to Sustainable Serviceware”, a project that seeks to foster cooperation between businesses, local government, and tribal entities to reduce pollution by expanding the use of sustainable alternatives to single-use food and service ware.
The summit will include “Success Stories” a panel of local businesses sharing their experiences in reducing plastic waste, with Katy Acheson of the Cape Cod Canal Chamber acting as moderator, as well as presentations on resources available to help businesses transition to eco-friendly practices.
A networking lunch will be held, featuring a silent auction of local products and experiences.
The cost of attending the event is $30 and includes lunch.
The deadline to register is November 7.o
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