Join REI for an introductory class in rock climbing. Participants will leave with an understanding of the different types of climbing, what gear is necessary and the basics on how to get started. Note: This is an informational class not a climbing session. Free.
The best way to get kids to eat natural, healthy foods is to have them make it. Instead of processed foods, we will make a great tasting lunch with dessert that doesn't come from a box. For kids 8 years and up. $25.
Traditional barbecue foods include lots of mayonnaise-laden dishes full of fat, sugar and preservatives. We will rework these foods while keeping the great summer tastes using natural, great tasting ingredients.
$35. Info: Laura at HattieMayInn@gmail.com or 817-870-1931.
Speaker is Lemuel Randolph, director of Arlington Parks & Recreation Department.
Using the experience that he's gained as a director of three other parks agencies, including most recently as the director of Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces in McKinney, Randolph has developed a list of goals for the next year.
Free.
Imagine eliminating the paper clutter in your life. Attend and learn about an economical, practical method for electronically capturing, filing and sharing information (documents, photos, receipts, business cards, school projects, vidoes and more) that was developed 5 years ago and recently migrated to The Cloud. Free.
Sustainability 101 is a core course of UNT’s Sustainability Leadership Program. Engage in classroom discussions on the most challenging issues and see sustainability in action on the UNT Sustainability Tour. LEED professionals earn three CEUs for the tour. Breakfast and lunch are provided.
Workshop topics include:
• Fundamentals of Sustainability
• Funding Projects and Programs
• Changing Behavior
• Stakeholder Involvement
• Measuring Success
• Public/Private Partnerships
• Sustainability Marketing and Promotions
Most plant diseases and insect problems are caused by bad plant nutrition. Often these problems can be fixed through proper nutrition and chemical modifications. Frank Schultz of Texas Plant & Soil Lab will explain soil composition and the impact of water on soil nutrients specific to Coppell by analyzing the city of Coppell water composition report. Learn what is needed to achieve optimum nutrition for your plants. Free.
Join the local veg group at one of the best vegan restaurants in DFW. RSVP on FB.
Screening of documentary that features the health and environmental benefits of a plant-based diet. Free.
Southwestern cuisine! And not your typical TexMex! Blue Mesa is vegetarian- and vegan-friendly and has a really nice selection of unique veggie menu options: http://www.bluemesagrill.com/menus/dinner-menu. They even have their own separate vegan/vegetarian menu!
This Blue Mesa is located on the south side of Northwest Highway, across from Northpark,
Come join us for a goat cheese or avocado enchilada, a spinach and mushroom enchilada, sun-dried tomato quesadillas, portobello mushroom tacos, etc.