Seattle Public Schools

Tune in to the television series
that shows you how to make a difference!

Explore your natural and urban environment with Dig It's Dr. Drone, Jenny Sprinkler, Sassy Spider, Worm with Attitude and Seattle Students. This dynamic and fast paced educational series tackles conservation, the ecosystem, native plants, recycling, waste reduction, and environmental stewardship always with an eye on FUN!

Episode Highlights:

Episode 1:

Beautification Stewardship

Join 'Team Beautify' and Seattle Schools Gardeners as they beautify the environment in responsible ways with compost, mulch and native plants

Episode 2:

Resource Conservation

What can YOU do to help conserve the earth's resources? Garbage Grrrl and DJ 'Use Less' show you ways to make a difference.

• Broadcast information
find out where and when to catch Dig it! on TV

• Watch Dig it! online
with streaming media

• Resources and Links:

Seattle Public Schools Environmental Stewardship
(206) 252-0601

Seattle Public Utilities

Seattle City Light
(206) 684-3000

Adopt-A-Street Program
(206) 684-5004

Graffiti Rangers
(206) 684-7587

Salmon Information Center

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Dig it! is funded in partnership with:

Dig it! is already a winner of:

The 2000 Emerald City Gold Award, The 2000 Communicator Award of Excellence and 2 Telly Awards... Not to mention the biggest award of them all:

This year's NW Regional Emmy award for the CHILDREN AND YOUTH SPECIAL OR SERIES category went to the first episode of Dig-It, (Michelle Mansfield, Producer; Nancy Guppy, Writer) the environmental stewardship awareness show for children and their families, which was produced at the Seattle Public Schools Instructional BroadcasCenter. District Recycling Coordinator (and Dig-It Executive Producer) Mary Joe deBeck helped coordinate production of the two DigIt episodes produced to date. The 38th Annual Northwest Regional Emmy Awards ceremony took place on June 16th, 2001 at the Fifth Avenue Theater in downtown Seattle. The Seattle-Northwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences serves television profest sionals in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska.