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Learn English with our Free Online Grammar Exercises, Reference

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Commonwealth Country Flags Quiz - taste2travel

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Commonwealth Country Flags Quiz! How well do you know Commonwealth country flags? How well will you score?

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Can you name the presidents of the United States of America? Test your knowledge on this history quiz to see how you do and compare your score to others.

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United States Quiz - 50 States - Map Quiz Game

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United States Quiz - 50 States - Map Quiz Game

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Find all 50 states on the United States map. How fast can you find all the U.S. states? Sharpen your geography skills by playing our interactive map quiz game.

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The tips box and the important notes box are both draggable, should you need to move them

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Test your geography knowledge: England: counties

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The tips box and the important notes box are both draggable, should you need to move them To zoom the screen, use: Windows: Zoom IN by holding down "Ctrl", and pressing "+" (Ctrl +).Zoom OUT by holding down "Ctrl" and pressing "-" (Ctrl -) Mac: Zoom IN by holding down "command" and pressing "+" ( ⌘ +).Zoom OUT by holding down "command" and pressing "-" ( ⌘ -)

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What urban life says about gender inequality.

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What is the 15-min city concept? | URBAN MOBILITY SIMPLY EXPLAINED

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MISSION

Keep Omaha Beautiful fosters environmental and community stewardship through education, service, and advocacy.

Vision

A beautiful Omaha where all residents are active stewards of a sustainable environment.

Programmatic Priorities

All current KOB programs and events focus on one or more of the following:

Environmental Education & Outreach -- KOB conducts environmental education programming and outreach that address urban ecosystems & biodiversity, waste reduction & recycling, and water pollution prevention. We believe all Omaha youth/adults should have equitable access to high-quality environmental education that connects them to urban nature and fosters sustainable lifestyles.

Community Stewardship & Service -- KOB provides engaging and meaningful community-service opportunities throughout the city. We believe all Omaha residents should have equitable access to service-learning experiences that strengthen connections to the community and benefit the environment.

Healthy Urban Ecosystems -- KOB advocates for a sustainable community with thriving urban ecosystems. We believe all Omaha residents should have equitable access to clean, healthy, and restorative urban green spaces where nature also flourishes.

Guiding Principles

Many values carry high importance in guiding our organization's daily decision-making and influencing long-term goals. At the core, we hold ourselves to the following tenets:

Stewardship is our collective responsibility. We carefully manage what is entrusted to us. At KOB, we are committed to being conscientious stewards of our environment, community, volunteers, partnerships, and resources. And we inspire others to do the same.

We do the right thing, period. Integrity, like a true moral compass, guides every decision and action at KOB. We have an unwavering commitment to transparency, accountability, and objectivity.

We grow better together. Teamwork fuels our collective impact. And our success depends on collaboration with our neighbors, educators, volunteers, government representatives, and partner organizations.

Diversity strengthens us. We create our programs and services to be inclusive and accessible. We make it possible for everyone to contribute to our mission and ensure our mission serves everyone equitably.

We lead with creativity. The environmental issues we face today require a courageous response. We are innovative in our approach to identify sustainable solutions that respect our natural world and build a better future for our community.

Education + inspiration = meaningful change. We provide engaging, data-driven, and impactful educational programs for youth and adult learners alike. Our opportunities are designed to empower individuals and reduce barriers to sustainable living.

Nature + neighbors = our Omaha community. We love this city and are committed to making it a better place for all residents, which is why we are passionate about fostering spaces that are healthy, sustainable, and beautiful. And through our programs focused on education and service, we celebrate Omaha's urban habitats, connecting our community to the nature right here in our neighborhoods.

BRIEF HISTORY

Keep Omaha Beautiful, one of the oldest environmental nonprofits in Nebraska, dates back to 1959 when Mary "Deanie" Anderson founded the organization under the name City Beautification Unlimited. Shortly after, the name changed to the Mayor's Committee for City Beautification, Inc., and then officially became known as Keep Omaha Beautiful in 1964. Ms. Anderson served as the executive director until her death in 1990.

Throughout our history, Keep Omaha Beautiful has always focused on engaging and educating the local community about environmental stewardship and the wise use of resources. We are proud to have led a number of impactful initiatives over the years, ranging from helping start the City of Omaha's first curbside recycling program in 1973 to planting over 3,200 trees in 87 Omaha parks and trails as part of the Trees for Omaha program, which began in 2018. Thanks to the support of thousands of volunteers each year, we continue to help ensure that Omaha's urban and natural environments are clean, beautiful, and environmentally sustainable.

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Mission - Vision - Values | History | Keep Omaha Beautiful

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Keep Omaha Beautiful, one of the oldest environmental nonprofits in Nebraska, dates back to 1959 when Mary "Deanie" Anderson founded the organization under the name City Beautification Unlimited.

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What if the poor were part of city planning? | Smruti Jukur Johari

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How America's hottest city is trying to cool down

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BETWEEN NATIONS: Choosing to live on or off reservations | Native News Project 2014 | School of Journalism - University of Montana Native News Project 2014

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THE FADED black and white photo was the first clue Carol Gilham found that hinted at the two years her fam­ily lived in San Jose when they left behind their reser­va­tion life of Fort Peck located in the north­east­ern cor­ner of Montana.

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Rewilding cities: grow back greener, cleaner and healthier |

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Dr Samuel Yutong Cai, senior environmental epidemiologist, says the benefits of urban green spaces are a no-brainer. But, he argues, rewilding needs careful planning to avoid adverse health impacts

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LIFE LAKOTA | The Cheyenne River Reservation

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The Dryline – BIG’s vision for New York City

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'We are sinking': Tuvalu minister gives Cop26 speech standing in water to highlight sea level rise