10
Sep
Curious about offshore wind?
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Uniting the Central Coast for Action is hosting a series of 3 virtual educational events on offshore wind energy. Are you interested in learning more about offshore wind energy? Join them for a series of three virtual educational events and #1 why it’s needed; #2 the State and Federal processes for establishing wind farms; and... Read More
10
Sep
Climate Conversations offered by SLO CCE
The climate crisis is upon us. What happens when we don’t process our emotional response to this existential threat? Burnout, substance abuse, anxiety and depression are just a few symptoms of how people are being psychologically affected. Research supports the idea of community cohesiveness to foster optimal mental health during such a time. That’s where... Read More
10
Sep
Green home tour is this year’s field trip
For those of you thinking about decarbonizing your home or business, this year’s Central Coast Bioneers Pre-Conference Field Trip is your ticket. This year’s tour, which will take place on Thursday, October 3rd from 2-4:30, will give you an inside look at all-electric green buildings that are energy efficient and powered completely or in part... Read More
28
Aug
Introducing our newest board member
The Ecologistics board is delighted to have Dr. Erin Pearse join us in our mission to collaborate with people and organizations around the world to create resilient and healthy communities that are environmentally and economically sustainable, and socially just. Erin is Professor of Mathematics and Director & co-founder of the Initiative for Climate Leadership and... Read More
28
Aug
Save the date – free event at the SLO Library September 7th
SLO County Citizens’ Climate Education (CCE) is hosting a talk by Susan Callery, Managing Editor of NASA’s Climate website (ret.) and Don Gaede, MD on Visualizing Climate Change from NASA’s Unique Perspective and How You Can Help While Improving Your Health and Wealth. The talk will be from 9:00-11:30 am on Saturday, September 7th in... Read More
28
Aug
CCBioneers kicks off conference with a series on rivers
First up on Friday morning, October 4th at Central Coast Bioneers is National Bioneers speaker Erica Gies on the Slow Water Movement. Increasingly frequent floods and droughts amplified by climate change inevitably spur calls for higher levees, bigger drains, and longer aqueducts. But now, practitioners of the Slow Water movement like Erica Gies—inspired by geology,... Read More
17
Aug
Tickets on sale for Central Coast Bioneers 2024
Don’t miss out on the exciting return of the Central Coast Bioneers Conference October 4-5 at the Octagon Barn in SLO. This year our program has expanded to two days. On Friday October 4 we will feature speakers and films on environmental and climate issues, including National Bioneers keynotes Erica Geis on the slow water... Read More
17
Aug
ECO SLO Creeks to Coast Cleanup Day
Let’s all work together to keep our waterways and parks clean, and protect the beautiful natural environment of SLO County. Join ECO SLO on Saturday, September 21st from 9am to 12pm at one of many locations around SLO County – a part of a statewide and even international cleanup day! Register to participate in one of our... Read More
17
Aug
Tribute to Phoebe Edalatpour
The Ecologistics team is mourning the loss of a really bright star that has left our galaxy. In 2022, we were approached for fiscal sponsorship by an enthusiastic 26-year-old dynamo who had a great plan. Phoebe Edalatpour had worked in Tihune, Sierra Leone with the Peace Corps and discovered a serious problem. People there were... Read More
03
Jul
Welcome to new sponsored organization Healthy Planet Action Coalition
In June, the Ecologistics board added a new sponsored organization to our family. The Healthy Planet Action Coalition (HPAC) is a diverse, international group of scientists, engineers, technologists, and public policy experts active in relevant fields spanning all aspects of climate change. They are united by a determined and informed optimism that a three-pronged approach... Read More