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Ollie in Ohio
Since an early version of Ollie was first introduced in America, some
keen waste educators in Ohio have kept their eye on Ollie’s development
waiting for the time when the USA version was ready to use in local community
education programs. So as to help with the development process, members
of the Akron/Summit Waste Management Authority have contributed their
time by checking local content and testing the functionality of the made
for the USA Ollie CD ROM.
Now that the program is complete, schools in the Akron/Summit area are
the first to use the Ollie CD ROM in their environmental education programs.
This is due largely to the work of Carlene Groeger and Shelley Fehr who
work with schools in the area to discuss issues relating to sustainable
waste management and recycling.
Members of the Akron/Summit Waste Management Authority team and
Donna Stusek (far left), the Deputy Chief of the Ohio Department
of Natural Resources, meet with Jane Stewart to discuss issues
of environmental education in the area of sustainable waste
management and recycling.
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Ollie’s new aunties, Carlene Groeger (second from the right)
and Shelley Fehr (far left) showing Ollie's Mum and Dad around
some beautiful spots in the Akron/Summit area.
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