Metro Kansas City has benefited from the many sustainability programs of Bridging the Gap for over 20 years. From managing recycling for KCMO to planting desirable trees or removing undesirable ones from wildlands, members are willing to get their hands dirty. They also provide environmental education to students, adults and businesses through several affiliates such as the Environmental Excellence in Business Network which supports Byproduct Synergy collaboration.
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- EIN 43-1610645
- (816) 561-1087
- 1427 W 9th St Ste 201 Kansas City MO 64101-3201 USA
- www.bridgingthegap.org
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Programs: Heartland tree alliance (hta) - is a program to develop a volunteer- based organization to educate and involve citizens, businesses and governments in community forestry. Hta plants 1-4000 trees annually in greater kansas city, with funding from grants and donations. In 2016/2017, hta was awarded a contract by the city of kansas city, missouri to plant 500 trees in the right of ways of kansas city, missouri neighborhoods.
kansas city community recycling centers (kcdo) - bridging the gap, inc. Is contracted to coordinate three recycling drop-off centers in kansas city, missouri, providing staff, volunteer supervision and broad-based community education on sustainability. This is a long- standing fee for service contract with the solid waste department of the city of kansas city, missouri. In 2016/2017, the organization partnered with the kansas city area transportation authority to re- open a closed center at one
kansas city wildlands (kcwl) - is a partnership with over 29 organizations to involve citizens in restoring and maintaining remnant ecosystems in the metropolitan region. Kcwl engages volunteers to restore and maintain approximately 450 acres of remnant (never ploughed) lands in greater kansas city, with a diverse funding base including grants, fee for service and private donations.