The Seattle Chapter of the Northwest EcoBuilding Guild, along with a number of local businesses and organizations is hosting the 1st annual Seattle Green Home Tour, featuring tour sites in and around Seattle (King & Snohomish Counties).
The Seattle Green Home Tour is free and open to the public, and will highlight a variety of green building, remodeling and retrofitting techniques, as well as a host of greener lifestyle options, including:
Mark your calendars for the next Climate Co-op Workshop!
Food, refreshments and childcare will be provided.
Please RSVP for this event by emailing Climate.coop@gmail.com to let us know how many people to expect. If you need an interpreter please tell us what language you speak in the email.
This project is funded in part by a Neighborhood Matching Fund award of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.
When A Billion Chinese Jump:
Jonathan Watts, Asia Environment Correspondent for The Guardian, takes us on a 100,000km journey through a country struggling to manage economic growth and declining ecosystems. At heart, Watts' new book is not a call for panic, but a demonstration that - even with the crisis so severe, and the political scope so limited - the actions of individuals can make a difference.
Join the Green Seattle Partnership at this amazing Beacon Hill Park to lend a hand in park restoration: invasive species removal, native planting and trail clearing. Register for this Green Seattle Day Site!
The Green Seattle Partnership will provide all the tools necessary for the day's restoration activities. Most sites will provide a light snack.
Be prepared for the day: Please bring a filled water bottle to the event. Remember to dress in clothing that is weather appropriate and okay to get dirty. Extra food or lunch to eat.
