Putt Putt for Green

by 02/08/12 No Comments

Photo: Courtesy of Waste Management

Even event participants got to play a round of golf and learn about sustainability during the Open. This mini-golf course was designed by Arizona State University’s Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts to create an installation that highlighted four of the sustainability efforts featured on the course.



This hole represented WM’s floating logo water feature containing recycled golf balls. Planning, designing and building the project took five months.

Jennifer Berry

Jennifer Berry

Jennifer Berry is the Social Media Editor and Sr. PR Director for Earth911.com. You can follow her on Twitter @jenn_berry.


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