From the Natural Gardener - Saturday, June 9th at 10am – Les Crowder presents “Ant, bee, and wasp social structure" Are honeybees an invasive species? Do not miss this highly educational class on covering Ant, Bee and Wasp behavior. There are solitary, semi-social, and completely...
From Austin Resource Recovery - Join the Chicken Keeping Community! Register today for a FREE chicken keeping class presented by the City of Austin Keeping chickens is a great way to keep your food waste out of the landfill. Chickens can recycle your food scraps....
From the Sustainable Food Center - Join Tye Lewis, owner of Tye Cooks Austin, and learn how to make perfect dumplings from scratch! Dumplings can be filled with almost anything, and this class will focus on traditional flavors with a local, seasonal twist. Class participants...
From the Citizens' Climate Lobby - Citizens' Climate Lobby is a national organization focused on passing legislation called Carbon Fee and Dividend as a solution to climate change. All chapter meetings gather at 11:30AM, listen to the national call-in speaker, and plan upcoming actions for...
From the Colorado River Alliance, Keep Austin, Beautiful, the Rowing Dock, and 365 Things Austin Join 365 Things Austin at Rowing Dock on Sunday (June 10th) for a morning cleanup by land and sea (lake). All are welcome to this FREE event, but we kindly ask for...
From Austin Energy Green Building - Solar panels. Geothermal energy. Rain chains. Community gardens. Backyard chicken coops. These are the markings of some of Austin’s most eco-friendly homes… and you can explore them all during the 22nd Cool House Tour on Sunday, June 10th.The Cool House Tour is an annual self-guided...
From the Save Barton Creek Association - The summer heat is officially upon us! Come join SBCA at this months Creek Crew Happy Hour, by cooling off with a cold drink at the Baker Street Pub. Our Executive Director, Angela Richter, will be providing updates...
From the Natural Gardener - Tuesday, June 12th at 10am – “Growing Citrus in Central Texas” with Neil Schmidt. Grapefruits, Kumquats, Mandarins, Oranges, Lemons and Limes OH MY! Cultures around the world have used many types of citrus in a wide variety of ways from...
From Austin Energy Green Building - Floods, fire and drought are the most common and costly natural disasters in the United States. Texas leads the nation in severe weather and flooding events. This seminar will explore how the City of Austin addresses resiliency at the community scale and...
From Austin Energy Green Building and the American Institute of Architects' (Austin Chapter) Committee on the Environment - Climate change is ever more increasingly impacting the frequency and intensity of natural disasters around the world. These disasters are inevitable and they leave people vulnerable for...