Mark your calendar for Green Day
on October 6. We’re teaming up with Project Green and other Green
Organizations who will be onsite with tips on how to green your home,
product information and displays. included with Fair admission: $13.95/adult; $10.95/child for Advance General Admission.

The 27th annual Texas renewable energy conference, including:

John Hofmeister

Founder and Chief Executive

Citizens for Affordable Energy, Washington, D.C.

Former President Shell Oil Company, Houston, Texas

Author, Why We Hate The Oil Companies

John Hofmeister brief biography

Sustainable Leaders Roundtable is a group that was started in June
to bring together the leaders of all of the green and sustainable groups in the
Metroplex.  Over 50 different organizations, including non-profits,
governments, business groups, advocacy organizations, and universities are
members.

Free and open to community leaders.

Email Mitch Fine at mitchphine0770@gmail.com for more information.

Collin County Greenweavers is a meetup in Collin Country that is
based on the wildly popular and successful DFW Greenweavers group.

Businesses that market to the "green" and sustainable marketplace are welcome to attend our monthly meetings.

We are dedicated solely to helping each other grow our businesses by
trading referrals and leads and developing our skills for marketing and
business growth.

It is obvious that the City of Dallas and
its surrounding suburbs lack an efficient public transit system;
transportation in Dallas is ineffective and impractical without the use
of an automobile. Given the high number of commuters that travel in and
out of the city every day, it is clear that Dallas must incorporate a
better public transit system in order to become a more sustainable city.

On
September 24, we, the residents of Dallas, will gather at the DART Rail
Forest Lane station and sign a petition to government demanding better
and more sustainable public transportation. We will ride the DART train
towards the Shops at Park Lane plaza (in a "flash mob") and gather in
the famous "350 formation" (http://earth.350.org/big-pictures/)
so a photograph can be taken from a top story floor. From there, we
will  ride on the DART rail to Texas Discovery Gardens (Fair Park),
where the Dallas Green Festival will be held. At the park, we will host a
speaker to communicate the importance of sustainable transportation.


Visitors can tour native gardens outside, including the stunning Grande
Allee fountain. Inside, a tropical butterfly house includes hundreds of
free flying butterflies with daily butterfly releases at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The annual monarch tagging demonstrations will take place at 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
New in 2011, the Texas Discovery Gardens Green Exhibit celebrates
fun, easy ways to live more sustainably. Multiple vendors will be on
hand with natural treats, eco-friendly transportation, and more.
Sculptures and paintings throughout Texas Discovery Gardens connect art
with nature, featuring the work of Silvia Thornton, Anne Neal, Dan and
Lori Dudley, student sculptors at El Centro College, and more. We are
also proud to unveil a public art display with the City of Dallas from
Vancouver artists Michael Vandermeer and Cheryl Hamilton, featuring
stunning glass and steel nature-themed pieces that hang from our two
story lobby ceiling. Open daily from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. $3 admission.

Celebrating Life ~ Embracing Balance ~ Fostering Peace

Presented by Earth Rhythms

Free – donations accepted.

CommuniTREE
– an environmentally themed event to commemorate, educate and
participate in all things TREE! Beneath the magnificent live oak trees
that surround the Bath House Cultural Center on White Rock Lake, join us
in fellowship of nature greatest archetype on Autumn Equinox weekend.
Learn about proper TREE care, emulate TREE energy, peruse local
artisTREE, visit with a multitude of TREE organizations and share
prayers for peace on the World TREE. Be the change you wish to see…
celebration CommuniTREE!

Full Schedule online at www.EarthRhythms.org.

HOW COMMUNITREE CAME TO BE

We are your warm, friendly and inclusive catalysts for the Dallas eco-community. Let
us help you plug into the local social network of eco-conscious folks.
Everything is Bigger in Texas - our hospitality included.

Watch the 30-second video of our recent gathering. If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then a video is worth a million!!! Our 2010 Holiday Party.

AT OUR FUN AND FRIENDLY MONTHLY GATHERINGS, YOU WILL:

If you completed the Wilderness Navigation Class in October, or you
took the navigation class a year or two ago and you want to refresh your
wilderness navigation skills, this trip is for you. We will hike the
Buckeye Mountain Trail and do some off-trail route finding in the Caney
Creek Wilderness in Arkansas. We will only hike about 8 or 9 miles so we
will have plenty of time to practice our navigation skills. Note that
this is not a beginner trip. Participants must have some backpacking
experience. Signup is not required for the class, but it is required for
this backpack trip.  Contact Bill to sign up or sign up at the
Wilderness Navigation Class. Leaders: Bill Greer 972-247-0446 and Arthur Kuehne 214-902-9260

Meet likeminded people and discuss clean air actions.

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