Sustainable McMillan
Historic McMillan Park is threatened with senseless development if concerned activists do nothing to prevent it. A permaculture solution is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.
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Steve G's Groups
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Sustainable McMillan
20 members
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Guerilla Gardeners
22 members
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Herban Foragers
18 members
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Food & Farming
37 members
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Emergence Gardeners
26 members
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Steve G joined zach's group
Herban Foragers
Calling all foragers, street salad chefs, tree climbers, berry hunters, backyard physicians, naturopaths, freegans and dumpster divers. Dinner grows between cracks in the concrete. Grab your pocket knife. Let's eat!See More
Steve G joined Ecolocitizen's group
Food & Farming
The focus of this group is sustainable agriculture, urban farming, nutrition, cuisine, slow food and locavory. We'll explore education, technology, production, distribution and marketing. Importantly, we'll find ways to make changes in our own lives.
Ecolocitizen is attending Ecolocitizen's event
Transition: The movie at Your computer
May 23, 2009 from 9:45am to 10:45am
For those of us who will not be attending the Transition Network Conference in London, England this week, there will still be the opportunity to catch the premiere of the new film: In Transition: from oil dependency to local resilience.Tune in this Saturday May 23rd at 1:45pm (GMT) -- at the same time as the film is being shown at the conference in London, it will also be broadcast live online.The corresponding times are:09:45 AM Eastern08:45…See More
Steve G commented on Ecolocitizen's event Square Foot Gardening for All Ages"Great event and presented well. i look forward to attending next week."
Profile Information
- Occupation
- worker
- What is your motivation for joining this group?
- I just love growing stuff.
- Previous collective living experience?
- group house
- What would you like to offer?
- labor, materials, technology, skill
- What are your areas of interest?
- clean energy, intentional community, green business, natural building, organic food, permaculture, recycling, urban farming, urban renewal, wellness
- What level of commitment to an intentional community would you consider at this point?
- full member
- Please choose one or more skills inventory surveys to take, depending on what you feel your skill set is. Please click on the choice (or copy the website into your browser) to take the survey.
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- At 8:28pm on December 11, 2008, Ecolocitizen said…
- Hi Steve, thanks for signing up. Feel free to customize your page, post questions, thoughts, articles, photos, videos, make friends, message privately, join or create groups. We look forward to your participation in anchoring our vision with your range of skills as we seek to live more sustainably and equitably. We plan a wide range of programs next year and your input will be welcome. Please share your ideas, energy and passion.
We meet WEEKLY due to the enormity of the challenges and the urgency needed to address the issues that face us - Tuesdays 7 pm at Emergence Community Arts Collective, 733 Euclid Street NW, WDC 20001. We've been following a schedule something like this:
1st week - Food & Farming
2nd week - Transition
3rd week - Film
4th week - Planning & Networking
5th week when there's one - Special guest
but any can be trumped by urgent matters arising. For example, we are already thinking of devoting the first or second meeting in 2009 to building the infrastructure for an alternative local economy based on time banks and/or local currency.
Our final meeting for this year will be on Tuesday Dec 23, 6 pm at The Potter's House to celebrate our time together and resolve to accomplish even more in the New Year. Come by and meet the folks.
Let's together create a brave new world.
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