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SUMMARY:Get Tree Smart | Exploring Tree Regulations
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the City of Austin –\nAustin was the first city in Texas to pass a comprehensive tree protection ordinance. Recognizing that trees provide many benefits\, this ordinance doesn’t only regulate tree protection during construction\, it regulates the impact homeowners & renters can have on trees. Many common home improvement projects could require a tree permit. \nDo you know how to help the trees around your home stay healthy and keep their value while avoiding facing large fines and violations? Join Austin City Arborist Inspectors Daniel Priest and Doug Dear for discussion\, food\, and refreshments and learn how you can become Tree Smart.
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/get-tree-smart-exploring-tree-regulations-2/
LOCATION:South Austin Recreation Center\, 1100 Cumberland Road\, Austin\, 78704\, United States
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SUMMARY:Get Tree Smart | Exploring Tree Regulations
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nDid you know trees:\n\nIncrease property values by up to 20%?\nReduce heating and cooling costs by up to 30%?\nClean the air and promote health\, reducing instances of childhood asthma?\nReduce stress and promote outdoor activity?\nHelp keep our rivers clean and pollutant free?\n\nAustin loves trees\nAustin was the first city in Texas to pass a comprehensive tree protection ordinance. Our ordinance protects our community’s trees and preserves their many benefits by restricting their removal and limiting activity that might damage their root systems.\nDo you know how to help your trees stay healthy and keep their value while avoiding large fines and violations? Do you know when you need a tree permit or how to apply for one? Join Daniel Priest and Doug Dear\, inspectors with the City Arborist Program\, for discussion\, food and refreshments and become Tree Smart. Kids’ activities will be provided.\nThrough this workshop participants will: \n\nLearn about Austin’s tree ordinance and how the City Arborist Program supports it\n\n\nGain a clear understanding of when a permit is required and how to apply for one\nLearn about how to care for trees to increase property value and support a healthy environment\n\nYou can RSVP here.
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/get-tree-smart-exploring-tree-regulations/
LOCATION:Twin Oaks Branch Library\, 1800 S. 5th St\, Austin\, 78704\, United States
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SUMMARY:Get Tree Smart!
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nDid you know trees:\n\nIncrease property values by up to 20%?\nReduce heating and cooling costs by up to 30%?\nClean the air and promote health\, reducing instances of childhood asthma?\nReduce stress and promote outdoor activity?\nHelp keep our rivers clean and pollutant free?\n\nAustin loves trees\nAustin was the first city in Texas to pass a comprehensive tree protection ordinance. Our ordinance protects our community’s trees and preserves their many benefits by restricting their removal and limiting activity that might damage their root systems. \nDo you know how to help your trees stay healthy and keep their value while avoiding large fines and violations? Do you know when you need a tree permit or how to apply for one? Join Daniel Priest and Doug Dear\, inspectors with the City Arborist Program\, for discussion\, food and refreshments and become Tree Smart. Kids’ activities will be provided. \nThrough this workshop participants will: \n\nLearn about Austin’s tree ordinance and how the City Arborist Program supports it\n\n\nGain a clear understanding of when a permit is required and how to apply for one\nLearn about how to care for trees to increase property value and support a healthy environment\n\nYou can RSVP here.
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/get-tree-smart/
LOCATION:Little Walnut Creek Library\, 835 West Rundberg Lane\, Austin\, 78758\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tree Smart Workshop
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nDid you know trees:\n\nIncrease property values by up to 20%?\nReduce heating and cooling costs by up to 30%?\nClean the air and promote health\, reducing instances of childhood asthma?\nReduce stress and promote outdoor activity?\nHelp keep our rivers clean and pollutant free?\n\nAustin loves trees\nAustin was the first city in Texas to pass a comprehensive tree protection ordinance. Our ordinance protects our community’s trees and preserves their many benefits by restricting their removal and limiting activity that might damage their root systems. \nDo you know how to help your trees stay healthy and keep their value while avoiding large fines and violations? Do you know when you need a tree permit or how to apply for one? Join Daniel Priest and Doug Dear\, inspectors with the City Arborist Program\, for discussion\, food and refreshments on May 28 at the Cepeda Branch library and become Tree Smart. Kids’ activities will be provided. \nThrough this workshop participants will: \n\nLearn about Austin’s tree ordinance and how the City Arborist Program supports it\n\n\nGain a clear understanding of when a permit is required and how to apply for one\nLearn about how to care for trees to increase property value and support a healthy environment
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/tree-smart-workshop/
LOCATION:Cepeda Branch Public Library\,  651 N Pleasant Valley Rd.\, Austin\, TX\, 78702\, United States
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SUMMARY:Resilient Nature: Discordant Harmony and the New Ecology
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department/ Nature In The City – \nThis year Dr. Kevin Anderson will take us on an exploration of “Nature and the American Mind”\, examining the complex story that threads throughout our history and shapes our beliefs\, policies\, science\, and management practices today. This 12-part (and free) lecture series continues in April with the talk\, “Resilient Nature: Discordant Harmony and the New Ecology.” \nWe now live in an age of global ecological change\, in which\, it is argued\, humans dominate the Earth so completely as to warrant declaring a new geological age\, the Anthropocene. The understanding of nature in this new age is built on ideas of “new ecology” where disequilibrium\, change\, and discordant harmony are more fundamental than integrity\, stability\, and balance\, and\, as the German ecologist Ingo Kowarik says\, “the reference point is not an original condition of a natural landscape\, but rather a condition defined based on the current site potential and the greatest possible degree of self-regulation. From this perspective\, therefore\, the natural capacity for process is the central point\, not a particular\, retrospectively determined and often idealized\, picture of nature.” \nJoin us as we explore the emergence of the concept of resilient nature and the new ecology of the Anthropocene. \nCan’t make it to the talk in person? Check out podcasts of Dr. Kevin Anderson’s presentations here.
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/resilient-nature-discordant-harmony-and-the-new-ecology-2/
LOCATION:University of Texas – Norman Hackerman Building\, 100 East 24th Street\, Austin\, TX\, 78712\, United States
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SUMMARY:Resilient Nature: Discordant Harmony and the New Ecology
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department/ Nature In The City – \nThis year Dr. Kevin Anderson will take us on an exploration of “Nature and the American Mind”\, examining the complex story that threads throughout our history and shapes our beliefs\, policies\, science\, and management practices today. This 12-part (and free) lecture series continues in April with the talk\, “Resilient Nature: Discordant Harmony and the New Ecology.” \nWe now live in an age of global ecological change\, in which\, it is argued\, humans dominate the Earth so completely as to warrant declaring a new geological age\, the Anthropocene. The understanding of nature in this new age is built on ideas of “new ecology” where disequilibrium\, change\, and discordant harmony are more fundamental than integrity\, stability\, and balance\, and\, as the German ecologist Ingo Kowarik says\, “the reference point is not an original condition of a natural landscape\, but rather a condition defined based on the current site potential and the greatest possible degree of self-regulation. From this perspective\, therefore\, the natural capacity for process is the central point\, not a particular\, retrospectively determined and often idealized\, picture of nature.” \nJoin us as we explore the emergence of the concept of resilient nature and the new ecology of the Anthropocene. \nCan’t make it to the talk in person? Check out podcasts of Dr. Kevin Anderson’s presentations here. \nAdditional event details: \nOne Texas Center\, Room 325\nFree parking available. Ticket required for validation.
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/resilient-nature-discordant-harmony-and-the-new-ecology/
LOCATION:One Texas Center\, 505 Barton Springs Road\, Austin\, TX\, 78704\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow Green Landscape Professional Training: Food For People\, Pollinators\, and Wildlife
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nThe Grow Green Landscape Professional Training series has been developed with the goal of protecting our natural resources by offering Austin residents a list of landscape professionals who can provide sustainable options for landscape design\, installation\, and care. The training series gives Austin landscape professionals the opportunity to get helpful information to enhance their sustainable landscape services from local businesses\, non-profits and City of Austin professionals. \nSchedule:\nClasses will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates (all Thursdays): \n·         January 18:    Soil\, Trees & Sustainability – Austin Water Center for Environmental Research \n·         February 1:    Urban Landscapes\, Technology & Tools – Austin Central Library \n·         February 15:  Rainscaping –  Zilker Botanical Garden \n·         March 1:         Food for People\, Pollinators & Wildlife – Zilker Botanical Garden \nCost: \n$75 for the entire series or $20 for individual days. Open to both landscape professionals and non-professionals alike. You can sign up here>>
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/grow-green-landscape-professional-training-food-people-pollinators-wildlife/
LOCATION:Zilker Botanical Garden\, 2220 Barton Springs Rd\, Austin\, TX\, 78746\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180215T090000
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SUMMARY:Grow Green Landscape Professional Training: Rainscaping
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nThe Grow Green Landscape Professional Training series has been developed with the goal of protecting our natural resources by offering Austin residents a list of landscape professionals who can provide sustainable options for landscape design\, installation\, and care. The training series gives Austin landscape professionals the opportunity to get helpful information to enhance their sustainable landscape services from local businesses\, non-profits and City of Austin professionals. \nSchedule:\nClasses will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates (all Thursdays): \n·         January 18:    Soil\, Trees & Sustainability – Austin Water Center for Environmental Research \n·         February 1:    Urban Landscapes\, Technology & Tools – Austin Central Library \n·         February 15:  Rainscaping –  Zilker Botanical Garden \n·         March 1:         Food for People\, Pollinators & Wildlife – Zilker Botanical Garden \nCost: \n$75 for the entire series or $20 for individual days. Open to both landscape professionals and non-professionals alike. You can sign up here>>
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/grow-green-landscape-professional-training-rainscaping/
LOCATION:Zilker Botanical Garden\, 2220 Barton Springs Rd\, Austin\, TX\, 78746\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow Green Professional Landscape Training: Urban Landscapes\, Technology\, and Tools
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nThe Grow Green Landscape Professional Training series has been developed with the goal of protecting our natural resources by offering Austin residents a list of landscape professionals who can provide sustainable options for landscape design\, installation\, and care. The training series gives Austin landscape professionals the opportunity to get helpful information to enhance their sustainable landscape services from local businesses\, non-profits and City of Austin professionals. \nSchedule:\nClasses will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates (all Thursdays): \n·         January 18:    Soil\, Trees & Sustainability – Austin Water Center for Environmental Research \n·         February 1:    Urban Landscapes\, Technology & Tools – Austin Central Library \n·         February 15:  Rainscaping –  Zilker Botanical Garden \n·         March 1:         Food for People\, Pollinators & Wildlife – Zilker Botanical Garden \nCost: \n$75 for the entire series or $20 for individual days. Open to both landscape professionals and non-professionals alike. You can sign up here>>
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/grow-green-professional-landscape-training-urban-landscapes-technology-tools/
LOCATION:Austin Central Library\, 710 W. César Chávez St.\, Austin\, TX\, 78701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow Green Landscape Professional Training: Soil\, Trees\, and Sustainability
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services Department –\nThe Grow Green Landscape Professional Training series has been developed with the goal of protecting our natural resources by offering Austin residents a list of landscape professionals who can provide sustainable options for landscape design\, installation\, and care. The training series gives Austin landscape professionals the opportunity to get helpful information to enhance their sustainable landscape services from local businesses\, non-profits and City of Austin professionals. \n\nSchedule:\nClasses will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the following dates (all Thursdays): \n·         January 18:    Soil\, Trees & Sustainability – Austin Water Center for Environmental Research \n·         February 1:    Urban Landscapes\, Technology & Tools – Austin Central Library \n·         February 15:  Rainscaping –  Zilker Botanical Garden \n·         March 1:         Food for People\, Pollinators & Wildlife – Zilker Botanical Garden \nCost: \n$75 for the entire series or $20 for individual days. Open to both landscape professionals and non-professionals alike. You can sign up here>>
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/grow-green-landscape-professional-training-soil-trees-sustainability/
LOCATION:Austin Water Center For Environmental Research\, 2210 FM973\, Austin\, TX\, 78725\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rediscover Waller: Waller Creek Plants
DESCRIPTION:From the City of Austin Development Services and Watershed Protection departments –\nJoin scientists from the City of Austin Watershed Protection Department and staff from the Waller Creek Conservancy to learn about plant life of the Waller Creek delta and the re-creation of Waller Creek. As you may already know\, Waller Creek is undergoing a major transformation. This transformation includes not only signature parks and connected trails but also improvements to the health of the creek and related ecosystems. This event will give attendees insight into how the Waller Creek project will enhance the area’s habitat over time. Together we will investigate biodiversity by hunting for native and invasive plants at the mouth of Waller Creek. There will also be prizes awarded for the winner of the plant hunt! \n  \nDate: Saturday\, October 15\, 2016 \nTime:  10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. \nMeeting Point:  Pedestrian bridge over Waller Creek near Mexican American Cultural Center \nRegister:  www.eventbrite.com/e/rediscover-waller-waller-creek-life-tickets-22799552074 \n 
URL:https://theaustincommon.com/event/rediscover-waller-waller-creek-plants/
LOCATION:Pedestrian Bridge over Waller Creek\, 600 River Street Hike and Bike Trail\, Austin\, TX\, United States
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