This blog is to provide information and updates about the latest happenings in the recycled rubber industry.
Showing posts with label Curiosity Quest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curiosity Quest. Show all posts
Monday, January 30, 2012
Parts 2 & 3 of Rubber Bark's Curiosity Quest Goes Green Episode
Here is the rest of the episode of Rubber Bark's Curiosity Quest Goes Green episode. The first part is a couple posts down on the buzz. We were super happy to be featured on this program last year, and we hope that you enjoy it while also learning a thing or two about Rubber Bark™!
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Video of Rubber Bark™ on Curiosity Quest Goes Green
Did you ever get a chance to watch Rubber Bark™ on the great PBS show Curiosity Quest Goes Green? Last year, the cameras took a trip to the Rubber Bark™ facility in Ballico and had a great time filming the Rubber Bark™ creation process while learning about Rubber Bark's environmental contributions by keeping millions of waste tires out of landfills. Here is a clip of the episode, with more to come in the next few days.
Labels:
Curiosity Quest,
press,
recycled products,
rubber mulch
Friday, February 25, 2011
Watch Rubber Bark™ on Curiosity Quest Goes Green!
We recently received the DVD of Rubber Bark's episode of Curiosity Quest Goes Green! While we are currently converting the video to a more blogger-friendly format, you can check it out on facebook NOW!
The episode showcases Rubber Bark's eco-friendliness and the mechanics of making the mulch. Plus it also includes a bunch of tips and facts about recycling tires and reusing rubber! Check it out!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Stay Tuned!
Remember last year when we shot an episode for PBS's Curiosity Quest Goes Green? Well we just got word that the episode will air on the west coast in April!
And we should be expecting copies of the episode which we will post on the buzz and our facebook page.
So, stay tuned!
And we should be expecting copies of the episode which we will post on the buzz and our facebook page.
So, stay tuned!
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