Events include opportunities for celebration as well as action to increase sustainability of the College, the community and the region. Co-sponsors for the road clean-up are Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) and Madison County.

In Berea, Clean-Up Day volunteers will assemble at Union Church. Groups will work in two-hour shifts every hour from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. and will be assigned a section of road selected by the county. Each group will be provided with bags, reflective vests and gloves.

Recyclable materials will be taken to the College recycling center, while bags of trash will be picked up by county crews. There will be refreshments for all participants.

Additional Earth Day 2000 activities at Berea will include:

• April 8-9, transportation to Y-12 Nuclear Weapons Plant, Oak Ridge, Tenn. for a "Non-Violence Workshop" and "Direct Action for Peace;"
• April 20, noon-2 p.m., Agriculture Bldg., "Solar Workshop;"
• April 25, Habitat Creation and Restoration Project at Cow Bell Hollow in College Forest (College Labor Day project)
• April 29, 10 a.m., Union Church, "Critical Mass Bike Ride and Rally to Protect Global Climate."

Transportation also will be provided for several events at Eastern Kentucky University during the month.

For additional information and a complete schedule of Earth Day 2000 events, or to arrange transportation to events at EKU, contact the SENS program at 606-985-3593 or by email at .