Weeding/Cultivating/IPM
Environmental Justice
GCF History/ Engagement
Recycle/Trash/Zero Waste
Corps Manual
100

This type of hand tool is named after a snake.

What is a cobra head?

100

Changes in the long-term weather patterns in a region.

What is climate change?

100

Our most recent Eco-Hub site.

What is Astoria?


100

These 3 colors tell you where to sort your waste.

What is blue for metals/plastic/glass; green for mixed paper and cardboard; and orange for food scraps?

100

Name a type of shoe that is not business appropriate.

What are flip flops/crocs/slides?


200

The process of pulling small weeds so the root systems die due to lack of moisture.

What is cultivating?


200

Gasses that trap heat and radiation in the atmosphere.

What are Greenhouse Gasses?

200

The only borough with multiple Eco-Hubs.

What is Brooklyn?

200

The process of recycling food/garden waste to turn it into a fertilizer/soil amendment. 

What is composting?

200

The event that formalizes your entry into Green City Force.


What is uniform ceremony?



300
The benefits of Companion Planting.

What are pest control, pollination, attracting beneficials, maximizing use of space, and increasing crop productivities, and improving soil health?

300

Coal, petroleum, and natural gasses are examples of these.


What are fossil fuels?


300

The reason why we flyer on the Eco-Hub Sites.

What is to engage the residents?

300

Plastic bags and straws are examples of this.

What is single-use plastic?

300

The timesheet system that logs our hours.

What is America Learns?


400

How we determine we are going to cultivate versus weed an area of the Eco-Hub.

What is examining the weeds' height to determine our next step?

400

When our bodies store chemicals and other substances in our organs and fatty tissue.

What is metabolism?

400

A form of resident engagement where we give out produce.

What is Farm Stand?


400

When processing organic material, I want my mound to reach the correct temperature for these 2 reasons.

What is to ensure bacteria work properly and support the survival of pathogenic organisms?


 

400

Being at site on time and in uniform.

What is being "service-ready"?

500

The frequency of weeding at our farm sites.

What is weekly?

500

The processes of maintaining the balance of human needs and preserving natural resources/ecosystems.


What is Sustainable Development?

500

An event we do in the fall at all of our sites.

What is Harvest Fest?

500

After finishing my breakfast of coffee, eggs, toast, and mixed fruit, my next step should be this activity.

What is composting all my food scraps (and washing my dishes)?


500

The values of an Americorp member.

What are 

  • Attendance

  • Punctuality

  • Professionalism

  • Reliability

  • Work Ethic

  • Team Work