Thanks To Everyone Who Helped Make EcoFair360 a Success in 2010

Transportation Alternatives

MEE Materials had electric scooters on display...they were fun to drive...the OffGrid RV guy brought his sustainable home on wheels, and 300mpg.org showed a DIY electric car conversion.

Green Power Was Everywere

Exhibitors and outdoor display areas showcased the latest in solar, wind and geothermal.

A Lively Time at the Exibitors' Booths

More than 100 exhibitors occupied six buildings at the Walworth County Fairgrounds

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Cost Containment Intl., Gateway Technical College, Focus On Energy, TravelWisconsin, Green Power Development and more...your support helped make EcoFair360 happen.

The Signs Led The Way

More than 2,000 people attended EcoFair360 on July 16-18, enjoying blue skies, pleasant weather and hundreds of exhibitors and presentations

The Hardest Decision...Which Presentation to Choose?

Ten different tents, as well as the Wiswell Center, offered a wide range of presentation topics throughout each day, from green investment strategies to the most sustainable way to keep your cat.

Green Grows a New Generation

Kids had their own Zone at EcoFair360, where they had a chance to create using recycled materials, practice sustainability at the micro level, and even get up close and personal with a few bees.

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Help us make next year's EcoFair360 even better

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Exhibitors and presenters, there are also forms for you to rate your EcoFair360 experience.

A Special Note of Thanks To:

• All of our Sponsors (click here to see them all) and Organizing Committee Members (click here to see them all). EcoFair360 would not have happened without your support and effort.
• Elkhorn Mayor Howie Reynolds, for opening up the Fair
• Mayor Reynolds' right hand person, Shari McKinney, for assisting us in too many details to count.
• The Elkhorn Chamber of Commerce, who promoted the Fair in the months before the event and provided materials and assistance in the Walworth County booths.
• The Walworth County Fairgrounds Staff, whose experience and understanding was invaluable.
• The Wisconsin Department of Tourism for their JEM grant and for certifying us as a Travel Green Wisconsin Destination.
• ALL of our volunteers, who sat at gates, directed traffic, greeted with a smile, put up and took down signs and other materials, watched over the kids playing and helped out in so many different ways.
• Mike Slavney, whose Fair-opening talk on the potential green future of Walworth County got us off to a great start.
• Wolcott Water for providing free, filtered water on demand, allowing us to keep plastic water bottles off the EcoFair360 grounds.
• MEE Material Handling, who donated one of their electric vehicles for the entire run of the Fair. We put some serious miles on that cart.
• Signs of the Times in Delavan, who donated materials for projects in the Kids Zone.
• All of the businesses who donated Silent Auction items: Grand Geneva Resort, Walworth County's first green-certified hotel, who generously donated the highest-value item; SUN Ovens, who donated two of their Global SUN Ovens (the chicken was delicious!), Four Lakes Athletic Club, Delbrook Golf Club, the Shrimp House, J. Roberts and more.
• Our Exhibitors and Presenters, who kept the crowds informed and engaged throughout the three days.
• Everyone who attended. We look forward to seeing you next year.