Next year, try dying your own, naturally, with the eco-eggs kit.
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Duck eggs get the job done for cooking, baking
Just in time for Easter, try a cake recipe made with a different kind of egg.
2017 Source Award winners include former intelligence expert, an eco-friendly entrepreneur, community volunteer
For the third year, our Source Awards honor the nonprofits, businesses and individuals who are working in Maine to find real-world solutions to environmental challenges.
The Good Neighbor: Jackie Lipsky
Friends and co-workers say they have watched her give endlessly to her community and local children, teaching others how to live more sustainably.
The Cultivator: Walter Graff and the Appalachian Mountain Club of Maine
Green buildings, employment for locals – it’s the Appalachian Mountain Club of Maine for the win.
The roots of this year’s Source prizes
Winners receive wooden bowls made by artisan Jeff Raymond from an old maple that once graced the yard of columnist Christine Burns Rudalevige.
The Teacher: Manomet U360
College students are learning while they help small businesses become more sustainable.
The Pollinator: Heather Chandler
Her Sunrise Guide helps connect consumers to eco-friendly products and services.
Russell Libby Awards: Scholarship recipients are already making a difference in Maine
The three award winners have their sights set on shaping their communities through agriculture.