17
Aug
Tribute to Phoebe Edalatpour
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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
03
Jul
Tickets on sale soon for Central Coast Bioneers Conference
CCBioneers will be back to the Octagon Barn October 4-5, 2024, and the program is shaping up to be a wonderful and uplifting two days. Friday will be focused on environmental and climate issues and will feature talks on the slow water movement, how fungi make our world, green economies, solving the climate crisis, NASA’s... Read More
03
Jul
Sponsored organizations bring in the cash
Run On Climate Education Foundation received a $3,366 grant from the New England Grassroots Environment Fund At Her Table received a $10,000 grant from Paso Robles Destination Hollister Guardians received a $6,000 donation from the Rose Foundation and $5,000 from Virginia Organizing, Inc. Climate Film Festival received a $10,000 donation from SNO Management, LLC and... Read More
16
Apr
Ecologistics welcomes Low Carbon Power
Ecologistics is now the proud fiscal sponsor of Taiwan-based nonprofit Low Carbon Power. LowCarbonPower’s purpose is to advocate for all low-carbon technology without bias, primarily by cataloging every country in the world’s energy use through a carbon lens and then utilizing tech tools to compare country analytics. By doing so, they can draw new... Read More
16
Apr
2nd Beaver Festival a success
The SLO Beaver Brigade did it again, hosting an amazing festival on March 23rd at Mission Plaza in San Luis Obispo. Over 1,000 people enjoyed a break in the rain to enjoy live music by Cuyama Mama and the Hot Flashes and Elliott Johnson, exhibitors, children’s activities, and a beaver trivia contest. The featured speaker... Read More
16
Apr
Join Ecologisitcs at Earth Day SLO
Join us on Saturday, April 20 from 11:00 to 4:00 in Laguna Lake Park for the 33rd San Luis Obispo Earth Day event, produced by Earth Day Alliance. Ecologistics will be talking about the upcoming Central Coast Bioneers conference at its booth and also providing information about our proposed Upper Salinas River Center. Come tell... Read More
07
Mar
2nd Annual SLO Beaver Festival
The SLO Beaver Brigade invites eager beavers of all ages to the Second Annual San Luis Obispo County Beaver Festival on Saturday, March 23rd in Mission Plaza from 10 am to 3 pm. Free bike valet will be provided. Kids are welcome and encouraged to come and learn about beavers with them! Entry is free.... Read More
07
Mar
Kellie Conn Joins Ecologistics Board
The Ecologistics board welcomes our newest member, Kellie Conn. Kellie is a long-time human resource professional currently heading her own coaching and culture consulting business, People & Culture Leadership Group. She is passionate about stewardship of the planet, the arts, and each other. Kellie has supported the nonprofit community as a board member, volunteer, and/or... Read More
07
Mar
New Triumph for the Marine Sanctuary
The proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary is now recognized as a Mission Blue Hope Spot. This collaboration between the Northern Chumash Tribal Council and Mission Blue highlights the importance of designating the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary by mid-2024 to permanently protect the sacred and irreplaceable ocean ecosystems. The Hope Spot encompasses the entirety... Read More