June EcoAction Roundtable – Regional Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Announcing June’s EcoAction Roundtable – Lend us your EAR! “ EcoAction Roundtable – Regional GHG Inventory & YOUR Carbon Footprint” June 28th, 2013 8:30am at the Program Room at the Wilkinson Public Library RSVP to programs@ecoactionpartners.org by June 27 Breakfast … Continue reading
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Telluride Grown: Aquaponics In Our Backyard
Telluride Grown has created a demonstration of its aquaponics projects for the MountainFilm Festival, with the support of funding from ioby. Until May 31, donations up to $35 will be matched! These demonstrations are just a taste … Continue reading
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Become an EcoAction Partner in Mountain Village
Help us meet our community’s environmental goals, become an EcoAction Partner and join our Residential or Business Programs!
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March EAR: Climate Change and Our Local Snowpack
On March 8, EcoAction Partners held our EcoAction Roundtable at the Wilkinson Public Library. Kim Buck of the Center for Snow and Avalanche Studies joined us to speak on climate change and our local snowpack. Along with … Continue reading
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Ridgway Elementary Positive Energy Project
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November Newsletter is out!
Our November Newsletter went out this morning! Lots and lots of very cool things going on at EcoAction Partners. Please check us out!
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Mark your Calendars for the December EcoAction Roundtable!
We’re taking a break in November for our popular EcoAction Roundtable. Look for more information about our December Roundtable scheduled for Friday, December 14th at the Five-star Wilkinson Public Library!
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EcoAction’s Wormy Ways
By Kris Holstrom What organism, along with its associated ‘community’ can process its own weight in waste each day – without special equipment, costly buildings and a degree in chemistry? Hints: a pound of them would contain about 1000 individuals, … Continue reading
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