Cheryl Cheadle

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  Published on: 6/28/2008    Last Visited: 6/28/2008  

  From recycling to energy efficiency to remodeling, more churches in the Tulsa area are looking to be leading caretakers of the Earth, said Cheryl Cheadle, the area's coordinator for Blue Thumb, an Oklahoma Conservation educational program.
  
  "It is very easy to live in the situation at hand, when resources are very affordable now," Cheadle said.
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  Plus, taking care of the environment just feels good, Cheadle said.
  
  "When you get people working together for the good of the Earth, that's when you make a difference," she said.

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  "Blue Thumb Volunteers are all over the state, and they come in every shape and size" says Cheryl Cheadle, Blue Thumb Coordinator for Oklahoma.She says that the program is designed for adults and youth from middle school and up.

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  Published on: 6/7/2008    Last Visited: 6/8/2008  

  Cheryl Cheadle: She's a conservationist with the Oklahoma Conservation Commission and an organizer of a workshop aimed at engaging the faith community in environmental issues.
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  "I feel like the Earth is God's, and we need to take care of it," said Cheryl Cheadle, a conservationist with the Oklahoma Conservation Commission.
  
  "The idea is to engage church staff and volunteers who have a spiritual interest in taking care of the Earth," she said.
  
  The workshop is for pastors, church staff, Sunday School teachers, elders, deacons and other church leaders, and anyone else interested in the spiritual responsibility to treat the Earth with kindness, grace and respect, according to Cheadle, a Presbyterian.
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  Cheadle said Blue Thumb volunteers >educate the public about water pollution, and monitor the water quality of Oklahoma streams.
  
  The workshop will include discussions about how congregations can get involved in environmental programs.
  
  "Our hope is to develop a coalition of interested churches and people," Cheadle said.

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  For more information, contact Cheryl Cheadle with the OK Conservation Commission at (918) 398-1804, or cheryl.cheadle@conservation.ok.gov.

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  Published on: 7/10/2003    Last Visited: 10/3/2007  

  Cheryl Cheadle, coordinator for Blue Thumb, a water pollution education program, will teach a soil painting class Oct. 27.
  
  "It's really about having fun with a natural resource and learning to appreciate it at the same time," she said.
  
  Students will take Oklahoma soils ranging in color from gray to bright red and mix them to create paints.They'll learn how to create and dry a painting, while learning about the soil, Cheadle said.
  
  "We're going to slip that education in there while they're having fun," she said.

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  Cheryl Cheadle, coordinator for Blue Thumb, a water pollution education program, will teach a soil painting class Oct. 27.
  
  "It's really about having fun with a natural resource and learning to appreciate it at the same time," she said.

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  Published on: 8/1/2008    Last Visited: 8/1/2008  

  Cheryl Cheadle918-398-1804cheryl.cheadle@conservation.ok.gov

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  Published on: 10/6/2008    Last Visited: 3/4/2008  

  We have had requests to hold additional trainings, so this is an opportunity for more folks to get involved," said Cheryl Cheadle, Blue Thumb coordinator.
  
  With two days of training, volunteers will have the equipment and skills to conduct basic chemical testing on streams in their own communities.
  
  Cheadle said the training is good for professionals, high school students, retirees and just about anyone else interested in the program.

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  Published on: 10/6/2008    Last Visited: 5/28/2008  

  Cheadle, Blue Thumb Coordinator for more information.
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  To get started on your curb marking activities, please contact Cheryl Cheadle,Blue Thumb Coordinator, at 918-398-1804 or email atcheryl.cheadle@conservation.ok.gov.

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  Cheryl Cheadle

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