Black Vegetarian Society of Texas food preparation class will be at 11:30 am, at the Nash-Davis Recreation Center, 3710 N. Hampton Rd, West Dallas (214.670.6194). We eat what we prepare. The cost is just $10 for BVSTX members and $15 for BVSTX friends. Fees for the class may be mailed to: BVST, P O Box 116950, Carrollton, TX 75011-6950
Sustainable East Dinner at 7 pm to socialize, get-acquainted, and plan an abundant future for the eastern area of DFW which is energy-lean, time-rich, less stressful, healthier and happier. Come meet some new people and get involved in this Transition Initiative to build a resilient local economy for a bioregion that is from the towns around Lake Ray Hubbard to the area around Lake Tawakoni and from I-30 to I-20, give or take a few miles.For those who are interested in general sustainability in their own community.
Learn the fundamentals of finding your way in the wilderness in this two evening class. Among the subjects covered are: purchasing maps, how to read maps, how not to get lost, what to do if you do get lost, GPS, different kinds of compasses, and how to use your compass. If you have a compass, bring it to the class. If you don't have one, we will show you what to look for when you purchase one. The class will be held at the Dallas REI store (second floor program room). 4515 LBJ Freeway, north side, between Midway and Welch. This two-night class will start promptly each night at 6:30 PM and will finish at about 8:45 PM. The fee for the class is $15 for Sierra Club members and $20 for non-members (CASH or CHECK ONLY). No reservations are necessary; just show up. Contact: Bill Greer 972-964-1781(h)
Our two-day intensive course fulfills the educational requirements for the LEED GA exam, as well as covering everything you would need to know to pass the GA exam. You will review all LEED rating systems, go over other essential concepts, and take practice exams. Flash cards and student workbook included. Flash cards and student workbook included.
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The Association of Energy Engineers Certified Carbon & GHG Reduction Manager (CRM™) program is designed to provide recognition for professionals who have distinguished themselves as leaders in the growing field of carbon reduction. The designation CRM identifies individuals who have demonstrated high levels of technical expertise in energy management and environmental practices. This course has been approved by AIA for continuing education credits through AEE and qualifies for GBCI's (CMP) for LEED ® professionals. For prerequisites or to register visitwww.uta.edu/ded/ced/crm
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The Grapevine Garden Club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Social time begins at 9:30 a.m. and the program begins at 10:00.
Our meetings are open to anyone interested in learning and meeting other gardeners.
Jan. 24 — Bonnie Bradshaw: Managing the wildlife in our gardens
Feb. 28 — Tim Doogs: Landscape lighting
March 27 — Charles Russ: Planting and growing irresistible irises
April 24 — Jeff Hall: Ten Myths of tree care and common tree problems
May Luncheon — date TBD
If you are interested in joining the Grapevine Garden Club or would like more information, please contact membership@grapevinegardenclub.com
The Grapevine Garden Club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Our meetings are open to anyone interested in learning and meeting other gardeners.
Dec. 6 — Christmas luncheon featuring the Grapevine Jazz Choir
Jan. 24 — Bonnie Bradshaw: Managing the wildlife in our gardens
Feb. 28 — Tim Doogs: Landscape lighting
March 27 — Charles Russ: Planting and growing irresistible irises
April 24 — Jeff Hall: Ten Myths of tree care and common tree problems
May Luncheon — date TBD
If you are interested in joining the Grapevine Garden Club or would like more information, please contact membership@grapevinegardenclub.com
The Grapevine Garden Club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Social time begins at 9:30 a.m. and the program begins at 10:00. Our meetings are open to anyone interested in learning and meeting other gardeners.
Nov. 22 — Pat Abramson: Using herbs and spices to help with arthritis, cholesterol, high blood pressure, etc.
Dec. 6 — Christmas luncheon featuring the Grapevine Jazz Choir
Jan. 24 — Bonnie Bradshaw: Managing the wildlife in our gardens
Feb. 28 — Tim Doogs: Landscape lighting
March 27 — Charles Russ: Planting and growing irresistible irises
April 24 — Jeff Hall: Ten Myths of tree care and common tree problems
May Luncheon — date TBD
If you are interested in joining the Grapevine Garden Club or would like more information, please contact membership@grapevinegardenclub.com
The Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT) has announced that CNN founder, entrepreneur, and environmentalist Ted Turner is the recipient of its 2012 International Award of Excellence in Conservation for his accomplishments in grassland restoration and in biodiversity conservation. The award dinner will be held on April 5, 2012, at The Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas.
“In considering our award’s nominees, every year BRIT looks for that special individual whose commitment to conservation has produced extraordinary results,” says Dr. S.H. Sohmer, BRIT's president and director. “This year, Ted Turner is that person. His passion for nature and dedication to biodiversity and ecological sustainability stand out as sterling examples of what an individual can do. I wholeheartedly congratulate Ted on his amazing efforts.”