Thank you to all our loyal customers,
Take advantage of early bird discounts until March 15 for the Gulf Coast Green 2010 symposium and expo scheduled for April 15-16 at the Hilton at the University of Houston and hosted by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE) - Houston Chapter.
2010 Green Heroes Grant Program. With assistance from Roots & Shoots, the Jane Goodall Institute's global environmental and humanitarian youth program, Green Works, the Clorox Company's line of natural cleaners, has announced the 2010 Green Heroes Grant Program.
Nature Photo Contest. Jesse H. Jones Park is sponsoring a nature photo conference. Photos are due Monday, April 26, 2010, by 4:30 pm. It's time to "click-click" for the park's annual photo contest. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/coak7M
A Celebration of Local, Seasonal Foods from Last Organic Outpost
Please join the Last Organic Outpost for their first dinner in the series, "Living Off the Land," showcasing fresh, seasonal food from the Emile Community Farm, the largest farm of the Last Organic Outpost. These dinners will feature recipes by Marcella Icet, skillfully prepared by the chef at Last Concert. Plan to attend this series of dinners every 3rd Friday of the month at Last Concert Cafe.
Local, fresh, pure goodness!
Reuse Warehouse Newsletter * December 2009
The City of Houston Building Materials Reuse Warehouse benefits the community by providing storage space for excess building materials that would otherwise be dumped in local landfills. We accept material from individuals, supply companies, and builders, and make it freely available for reuse by any non-profit organization.
* Warehouse News
* Upcoming Events
* Volunteer Spotlight
* The Non-Profit Club
* The Ton Club
* Reuse Partners
* Community Spotlight
Just in from Marian Bell of Marian Bell's Healthy Lifestyle. Mark you calendar for the next Diva Clothing Swap Party.
A Modern Bed and Breakfast in Montrose... a great space to have a Diva Clothing Swap and hang with friends. Organic snacks, green space and new (lightly worn clothes) clothes. What more could you ask for!!!!!!
It's the best women's networking event in town!
Just in from t'afia:
Nothing is better than a picnic in the park, except when Houston's best chefs do all the work!
This slow food picnic is part of Harvest Day in the Park, a full day of events to raise awareness of sustainable solutions that we can implement in our everyday lives. Harvest Day in the Park is organized by The Blackwood Educational Land Institute.