The NHL's environmental mission aims to find areas in which the league can reduce its environmental impact, transform the larger hockey industry to adopt sustainability best practices, and inspire the communities that they play in to follow their lead. The Jets Go Green Night will promote the many ways True North Sports + Entertainment and the league are meeting those goals to protect our planet.
With various venues throughout Winnipeg, True North not only strives to monitor and improve its environmental footprint at BMP, but at all of its facilities including the Bell MTS Iceplex, Burton Cummings Theatre, and Camp Manitou. The major areas of focus are on recycling efforts, waste management, energy efficiency, and water conservation.
As a member of the Green Sports Alliance (GSA) the Winnipeg Jets and Bell MTS Place are working to identify the necessary tools to make informed sustainable choices that benefit their fans, their venues, their bottom lines, and the environment:
Last year, True North carried the Go Green campaign into the summer, leading community park cleanups at Stephen Juba Park, St. Vital Park, and Omand's Creek in late August and early September. True North will again host park cleanups in summer 2019 in partnership with the Manitoba Eco-Network.
Find out more about how True North Sports + Entertainment is going green at
www.winnipegjets.com/green
To learn more about the NHL's Green Month visit
NHL.com/green
.
For more information on the Green Sports Alliance, visit
https://greensportsalliance.org/
.
For individual game tickets go to
winnipegjets.com/tickets
or visit
Seat Exchange
.
