Freya and Caecilia here! We're taking over this Blog for a bit until Jens is back. The following is a copy of Kentucky Resources...

Hey guys, I will be off the grid for a few months BUT I have Freya and Caecilia trained to take over the website, blog and facebook page....

We had a wonderful time visiting the Jefferson County Board of Education meeting and truly appreciate the opportunity to speak and...

Kentucky Heirs, Freya, Caecilia, Lucia and Jens will be speaking before Jefferson County Board of Education addressing an I-device...

The EPA is working on gutting regulations to make it harder for states and tribal authorities to review or question federally licensed...

Jefferson County Board of Education graciously allows us to meet and present on 08/27/2019 about our thoughts on an educational program...

Apart from the fact that recycling electronic waste lessens its negative environmental impact, it also saves a lot of energy. According...

If you thought the last post was shocking, then picture this: there are over 7.2 billion cellphones in the world. This is a little over...

While no one hears the term ‘E-waste’ and considers it harmless, it poses a grossly understated danger. It forms about 70% of all toxic...

While other countries also produce large amounts of electronic waste, the U.S tops the list with a production rate of 3 million tons...

Kentucky Heirs To Our Oceans had another successful Creek Sweep at Arthur K Draut Park this past Saturday! The first thing pulled out of...

WE ARE HOPING TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR INLAND WATERWAY PROTECTION AND WOULD LIKE YOUR SUPPORT IN TRYING TO PICK UP TRASH ALONG BEARGRASS...

Hi, this is Freya with Kentucky Heirs To Our Oceans! As you probably know, Jens is currently helping in Costa Rica to ensure sustainable...

Hello, I am Jens Isenhart with Kentucky Heirs To Our Oceans, and as you know, we have been working hard to raise awareness to protect...

Do you know that if you choose to toss your old electronics in the trash instead of disposing of them properly, they will most likely end...

In the U.S. alone, over 140 million cell phones are thrown into landfills every year. If all the cell phones were recycled, it would save...