Protecting water resources by engaging local students in watershed conservation and community murals
The Fellowship Program
Applications for the 2013 Toyota TogetherGreen Fellowship Program are open NOW. For more information please go to the How to Apply page.
The TogetherGreen Fellowship Program invests in high-potential leaders, providing them with tools, resources, visibility, and a peer network to help them lead the conservation actions necessary to shape a greener, healthier future with green living in mind.
Learn about the latest Fellows class by reading the profiles and press releases below. Find out what these promising leaders plan to do in the year ahead to protect habitat, wildlife, water and energy conservation. Learn More >
Meet Our Amazing Fellows
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Melanie Smith |
Anchorage Alaska |
Demonstrating the global importance of the Bering Strait More > |
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Adrienne Bosler |
Long Beach California |
Mentoring tomorrow’s environmental leaders More > |
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Elizabeth Sarmiento |
San José California |
Developing a multi-lingual energy workshop program More > |
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Emily Sadigh |
Berkeley California |
Turning an Organization Into an Ecosystem to Engage Employees in Conservation More > |
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Jacob Holzberg-PIll |
Nevada City California |
Empowering high school students to become active stewards of the land. More > |
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Jacqueline Rose |
Watsonville California |
Protecting water resources by engaging local students in watershed conservation and community murals More > |
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Tony Marks-Block |
Oakland California |
Engaging Oakland students in the conservation of endangered salmon habitat More > |
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Jacqueline Sulek |
Fort White Florida |
Implementing a “water ethic” for North Florida More > |
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Benjamin Haberthur |
Hampshire Illinois |
Healing War Wounds through Conservation Action More > |
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Christopher Shoup |
Bradley Illinois |
Pioneering the Local Electricity Movement More > |
