Sustainable NE Seattle

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Sustainable NE Seattle is a member of Sustainable Communities All Over Puget Sound (SCALLOPS)


We are also the 19th Transition Initiative officially recognized in the United States by Transition US.


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Welcome to the site for Sustainable NE Seattle, a Transition Initiative.
We are a multi-neighborhood organization, working together on various action projects in such areas as food security and growing local food, alternative transportation systems and neighborhood mapping, tree and habitat preservation, green building and energy efficiency...trying to effect positive change for our locality, creating a world that works for all.
We welcome your participation.
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Community Meetings Cancelled

The Seattle Public School is considering moving the Jane Addams K-8 program to another location. Therefore the Master Plan has been placed on hold.

Posted by Christine Benita on May 16, 2012 at 2:06pm

Come join restoration work Sunday May 6 at Thornton Creek Kingfisher Natural Area

Sunday, May 5, 10-12, access from 104th St and 17th Ave NE.

Event link here: http://cedar.greencitypartnerships.org/event/gsp/1099/

Posted by Assaf Oron on May 5, 2012 at 12:10pm

Bring the World to Your Home

EarthCorps, a local non-profit, based in Magnsuon Park, is still seeking two North end host families/individuals for their International participants who arrive at the end of May.  EarthCorps restores local parks, streams and green spaces in and around Seattle.  EarthCorps international members are post college young adults seeking additional training in practical restoration practices, leadership and community organizing to build their professional resumes.  They speak English well and are…

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Posted by Su Thieda on May 3, 2012 at 3:51pm

Creating Rain Gardens

Join the author of Creating Rain Gardens at South Seattle Community College this Friday evening, May 4th, 7:00 p.m. SSCC’s Landscape Horticulture and Continuing Education program is sponsoring a free presentation aimed at the do-it-yourselfer, called “Creating Rain Gardens: Capturing the Rain for Your Own…

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Posted by David Hymel on May 1, 2012 at 11:19am

 
 
 

Misc. Tidbits

Did you know that here is a Rainwise program in NE Seattle? Here's a link to learn more.

http://wedgwoodcc.org/spus-rainwise-program-comes-to-wedgwood

IF YOU HAVEN'T joined any "GROUPS" yet, we invite you to browse thru them and join so you get the messages and discussions generated thru their memberships.

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