Environmental Advisory Council

Meetings:     

5:30pm, Second Wednesday of the month

Held in person at the Township Building and Virtually  

Upcoming Events

See Home Page Calendar & Newsflash for upcoming EAC Events

Volunteer Opportunities:  

Volunteers are needed for various initiatives.

Email us to find out more.   Whitpaineac@gmail.com  

Current Projects and Activities:

Battery Recycling Program

Cell Phone Donation/Collection Program

Recycling Brochure

Responsibilities & Purpose:

Established in 2022, The Environmental Advisory Council assists and advises the Board of Supervisors and the Township Manager on various environmental topics. The EAC collaborates with other Whitpain Township committees as well as local organizations to promote a variety of community environmental programs and provide education that encourages sustainable practices in our community.

The EAC consists of five volunteer members, appointed by the Board of Supervisors: 

Sue Royer, Chair

"I believe that we can all take action to address climate change and I am excited to be working towards a clean renewable energy future within Whitpain Township."

Ruth Chang, Vice Chair        

"Think Globally, Act Locally. Being a part of Whitpain's EAC has me excited to help bring awareness to the many environmental issues faced in our local area.” 

Zbigniew Bieniaszewski 

“Happy to contribute to Whitpain’s journey of sustainability by sharing my experiences and passion with environmental issues.  We can all make a difference in our daily lives to help the environment. The environment is where we all meet; where we all have mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share.”

Kenneth Corti 

 “I am passionate about the natural environment and hope to make and be a part of changes to improve the well-being of the planet.”

Paul Driscoll 

"I believe strongly that we need to preserve our natural environment to the greatest extent possible. At the local level, that means leading by example to conserve our land, water, flora and fauna. Let's act now to save what we have for ourselves and for those who come after us."