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Calendar of Events | Hillsboro, Oregon Erika Probst, “I felt like more could be done at the workplace..." Send us a handmade 4 x 6 postcard reflecting your environmental concerns, thoughts on positive change, and ways to heal the world. January February March April May June July August September October November December Earth Clock Food Clock reuseablesolutions.org live |
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| August 2008 |
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August 5 Portland Green Drinks Tuesday 7pm to 9pm Every month people who are interested in environmental topics and issues meet for informal sessions known as Green Drinks. These events are very simple and unstructured. It's a force for good, so please join us. Hot Lips Pizza and Beer (no host) Ecotrust Building Main Lobby on the first floor 721 NW Ninth Avenue Portland, OR 97209 Info: portlandgreendrinks@yahoo.com August 5 Fuel-Free Fifth Day Tuesday Join the global gas boycott on the 5th day of every month to help bring soaring fuel costs back down to earth. Info: http://www.fuelfreefifth.org/ August 6 Nourishing Traditional Foods Wednesday 7pm to 8:30pm Learn about what people all over the world have eaten for centuries to support a healthy mind, body and spirit. Based on the pioneering work of Weston A. Price, who studied the impact of the introduction of processed foods in the 1930's, and Sally Fallon, author of Nourishing Traditions. Learn easy and efficient ways to apply this timeless wisdom to our lives. New Seasons Arbor Lodge 6400 N Interstate Avenue Portland, OR 97217 503.467.4777 August 6 No Nukes Day No Nukes Day, often called Hiroshima Day, is an opportunity to raise awareness about the threat of nuclear weapons and the dangers of nuclear energy. August 8 – 10 The Worlds 11th Annual Elephant Garlic Festival Friday 12pm to 11pm Saturday, parade at 10am, grounds open 10am to 11pm Sunday 10am to 6pm Free No pets please Jessie Mays Community Center 30955 NW Hillcrest North Plains, OR 97133 503.647.2619 August 9 Volunteer Work Party at Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Saturday 10am to 1pm More than 100 rescued farm animals reside at this sanctuary. Volunteer work parties provide an opportunity to visit the farm and help with routine chores, after which everyone stops for lunch and a roundtable discussion of any topic concerning animal welfare. Please bring your own vegetarian lunch. Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary 36831 Richardson Gap Road Scio, OR 97374 Info: 503.581.0122 August 13 Northwest Resistance Against Genetic Engineering Wednesday 7pm to 8:30pm Join NWRage on the Second Wednesday of every month for their public meeting and a Screening of Videos relating to Genetic Engineering and discussion on how you can help to promote a safe and sustainable food supply. 3347 SE Belmont Street, Office #5 Portland, OR 97214 503.239.6841 August 14 Nourishing Traditional Foods Thursday 7pm to 8:30pm Learn about what people all over the world have eaten for centuries to support a healthy mind, body and spirit. Based on the pioneering work of Weston A. Price, who studied the impact of the introduction of processed foods in the 1930's, and Sally Fallon, author of Nourishing Traditions. Learn easy and efficient ways to apply this timeless wisdom to our lives. New Seasons Cedar Hills Crossing 3495 Cedar Hills Boulevard Beaverton, OR 97005 503.641.4181 August 14 Nourishing Traditional Foods Thursday 7pm to 8:30pm Learn about what people all over the world have eaten for centuries to support a healthy mind, body and spirit. Based on the pioneering work of Weston A. Price, who studied the impact of the introduction of processed foods in the 1930's, and Sally Fallon, author of Nourishing Traditions. Learn easy and efficient ways to apply this timeless wisdom to our lives. New Seasons Happy Valley 15861 SE Happy Valley Town Center Drive Happy Valley, OR 97086 503.558.9214 August 16 Native Plant Center Volunteer Saturday Saturday 9am to 1pm Help out at Metro’s Native Plant Center in Tualatin which provides an essential supply of rare native seeds and plant stock to support Metro’s restoration projects. Activities vary and include transplanting seedlings, collecting and processing native seeds, building seed drying racks and wetland emergent beds, and caring for young plants and seed grow-out beds. Gloves, tools, water and a snack provided; prior gardening experience not required. Metro's Native Plant Center 2661 SW Borland Road Tualatin, OR 97062 Info and registration: 503.701.7554 August 20 Nourishing Traditional Foods Wednesday 7pm to 8:30pm Learn about what people all over the world have eaten for centuries to support a healthy mind, body and spirit. Based on the pioneering work of Weston A. Price, who studied the impact of the introduction of processed foods in the 1930's, and Sally Fallon, author of Nourishing Traditions. Learn easy and efficient ways to apply this timeless wisdom to our lives. New Seasons Seven Corners 1954 SE Division Street Portland, OR 97202 503.445.2888 August 23 Bug Fest 2008 Saturday 12pm to 4pm Free Celebrate the creatures that keep the environment healthy and in balance. The 8th annual Bug Fest, in the 8th month of 2008 honors 8 legs… Come explore the word of the arachnids –- spiders, scorpions, mites, ticks and harvestmen (daddy-long-legs); all those tiny critters, that help recycle fallen trees, pollinate flowers, and are food for other animals. Games, displays, crafts, live bugs and guided activities await the whole family. Professor Greta Binford of Lewis and Clark, the “spider lady,” will be on hand to answer questions and dispel the many myths surrounding spiders and their kin. Tualatin Hills Nature Park 15655 SW Millikan Boulevard Beaverton, OR Info: 503.629.6350 August 23 Volunteer Work Party at Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary Saturday 10am to 1pm More than 100 rescued farm animals reside at this sanctuary. Volunteer work parties provide an opportunity to visit the farm and help with routine chores, after which everyone stops for lunch and a roundtable discussion of any topic concerning animal welfare. Please bring your own vegetarian lunch. Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary 36831 Richardson Gap Road Scio, OR 97374 Info: 503.581.0122 or 503.394.4486 August 23 Gearing Up For The Challenge Bike Clinic Saturday 10am to 1pm Equip yourself to ride year round at this 3-hour clinic on helpful hints about winter gear, riding techniques and bike upkeep. Multnomah Arts Center 7688 SW Capitol Highway Portland, OR 97219 |
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