These
signs are available for free! You simply pay the cost for postage on your
own envelope, which we will re-use to save paper. Your placement of these
signs (using a commonly available wooden 14-inch stake) will help build
neighborhood awareness about toxic lawn run-off to
Puget Sound
homeowners. Click here to see a sample of our ‘covenant’ which
describes how you’re helping the environment when you place these signs.
Since 1998, we have circulated over 58,000 signs throughout the
Puget Sound region, and our campaign has been emulated in
New York
’s Hudson River, and by groups like
Hawaii
’s Reef keepers,
Montana
’s Trout Unlimited, and Gray’s Harbor
County.
Why do we use the SASE?
SCP uses this method of sign distribution for a reason – we know
that, by taking the time to provide a self-addressed envelop, you are
committed to placing these signs on your yard. This way, we are
fairly certain that our stock of signs – and their application for the
purpose we designed them - can be accurately audited. We try to
reduce waste as much as possible.
Thanks
immensely for taking a part in this wonderful public education effort.
By placing one of these signs in your yard, you are helping to
educate friends and neighbors about the vibrant connection between our
lawns, and the rivers and streams running into the great Puget Sound
all around us. These signs are made to withstand the weather and rain for
up to the whole year, but if your signs wears out, we'll gladly send you
another one.
The 2008 Salmon Lawn
sign campaign has been made possible with the help of individual
contributors. We will contribute to send signs out until our remaining
stock is depleted.