Chrysler's Ecofriendly Efforts Are Praised by Wildlife Habitat Council

There's a lot more to eco-friendliness in the auto world than simply producing low emissions vehicles. There's an all-encompassing philosophy behind the movement. And every year, the Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) acknowledges brands that have truly embraced environmental concerns at their Celebrating Corporate Conservation event.

We're all for eco-conscious technology here at Conway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, but we're not just bringing up the ceremony as an icebreaker. On the contrary, we're happy to announce that the Chrysler Group was recognized for their initiative and leadership in environmentally sound practices at their World Headquarters in Michigan.

Gratified by the nod, Greg Rose, Director for Environment, Health and Safety of the Chrysler Group  stated, "Preserving the natural habitat of this site was part of the Master Plan when our Chrysler Group World Headquarters and Technology Center was first conceived. Achieving Wildlife at Work certification is great recognition of the success of our vision."¹

While being green isn't just about delivering economic vehicles, it's certainly a big piece of the puzzle. And that just so happens to be where we come in.