A Deeper Focus

20
May

Collaboration Soup: A New CCB Workshop

In today’s world it is increasingly important that we work together. Accessing our collective wisdom and using collaborative techniques become valuable skills even in everyday life. Led by Delia Horwitz and Paula Vigneault, co-authors of the book Collaboration Soup, this workshop will focus on skill building. Through interactive participation, small group discussion, and by outlining...
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06
May

Breaking News: Jason McLennan as Friday Night Keynote for 2011 Conference

Yes, Jason McLennan himself, live and in color! Central Coast Bioneers and C4 (California Central Coast Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council) are honored to announce this internationally acclaimed green design visionary as the keynote speaker Friday night. Solarponics and the Cal Poly College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Hearst Lecture Series are sponsoring...
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06
May

Anne McMahon Scholarship Awards

Donna Helete, Brian Engleton, and Susan Pendergast received Anne McMahon scholarships last year. Awarded to people involved in journalism or education, the scholarship enabled recipients to attend the 2010 conference. Anne McMahon, a much respected and beloved journalist, political aide and staffer, and dedicated environmental activist, graduated from Cal Poly with a degree in Journalism....
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14
Apr

Ken Haggard Book Signing

Ken Haggard and David Bainbridge have co-written a new book, Passive Solar Architecture: Heating, Cooling, Ventilation, and Daylighting Using Natural Flows, coming out this June. Books will be sold at the Central Coast Bioneers conference bookstore and Haggard will be available for signing. The book is an overview of sustainable buildings, latest materials, functions, day...
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14
Apr

Seed Swap

Seed exchange is a long-standing tradition at the National Bioneers Conference. A way to preserve our cultural food heritage, exchanging heirloom seed varieties promotes biodiversity. By saving seeds true in their genetics, with high germination rates, future generations of that plant are insured. Open pollinated plants are extremely important because of their resilience and adaptability...
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