We were so excited to tell you about the Big Green Bus that we forgot to tell you what time! Join us from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Annapolis Green is bringing Dartmouth College's Big Green Bus to Annapolis this Friday to focus its "vehicle for change" campaign on clean water and the Chesapeake Bay. Members of the Big Green Crew will share their personal stories about how they developed their sustainability philosophies and how they've come to make lifestyle changes to adjust to pressing environmental and social issues.

The bus carries a dozen Dartmouth students aboard for the summer as they travel the country - from sea to shining sea - "promoting positivity and enthusiasm for the environmental movement" and celebrating what the environmental community is already achieving.

At the two-hour stop in Annapolis, the Big Green Bus will park near the National Sailing Hall of Fame at City Dock and conduct video-taped interviews of a half-dozen environmental leaders and enthusiasts who will be asked to tell their stories about the importance of clean water and the Bay to their lives. At the end of the bus tour, in the fall, members of the Bus crew will create a documentary about their experiences. Think of this as a cross between NPR's Story Corps and On the Road with Charles Kurault.

The Bus' visit is a part of Annapolis Green's "Red Right Recycle" initiative promoting Greening of waterside events such as the US Boat Shows in Annapolis. We'll be recording audio of these stories and any YOU would care to share with us, to air next week on our radio program, Living Green in Annapolis.

  

Let's show them a big welcome, share our stories ... and check out their very cool bus!