Come join us for a new spring Green Event in Salado, Texas! It’s the Renewable Energy Stampede & Green Living Fair happening Saturday, April 17th from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
What a Wealth of Green Resources we have here in Austin!
The line-up for tomorrows Winter Series Talk at Habitat Suites – Local Food – Very Tasty….
The Comprehensive Plan provides broad-level guidance on how Austin will grow and develop into the future and contains "the council’s policies for growth, developm
Hello, Folks
Two events coming up that I hope you’ll consider and chat up/forward on to freinds/associates:
I got permission from Senator Kirk Watson’s office to re-print his message on CLEAN air here on the Austin EcoNetwork. Do you all like getting contributions from other sources via AEN?
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Austin EcoNetwork subscribers and partners just gained a formal voice at the table with the inclusion of our very own Chief Inspiration Officer Brandi Clark being invited to serve on City of Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell’s Community Cabinet.
Yesterday’s Statesman’s blog (http://budurl.com/bcmayorcabinet) and today’s print edition featured the announcement of this Cabinet. The blog cites Mark Nathan, Leffingwell’s chief of staff, as saying that the mayor will want to know what issues and projects the group members are working on.
THEN to NOW
Austin EcoNetwork has been around for over six years but we have only recently become a website. In case you aren’t familiar, here’s a very short history:
In 2003 I wrote a letter inviting dozens of environmental community leaders to a meeting to explore what we could do to collectively be more successful as sustainability advocates by communicating, cooperating, and collaborating more.
Approximately 45 of Austin’s leading nonprofit, government, business, and community leaders participated in that initial meeting held at Casa de Luz.