Thursday, December 8, 2016
Our next Marin Green Drinks is our Holiday Party on December 13, 2016.
Join us on our next Marin Green Drinks for Organic Wine and Beer Tasting and a fun time.
See you at Lotus Cuisine of India in downtown San Rafael, 5:30 - 7:30 pm.
Jim Greaves of Navarro Vineyards in Mendocino will be there to share with us their sustainable wines.
We thank our truly gracious host Lotus Cuisine of India. As a certified green business Lotus is rated one of the best restaurants in Marin, a great place to meet and enjoy fine organic food, beer and wine.
See you on December 13 at 5:30 PM! Bring business cards, a colleague or friend.
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Marin Green Drinks on June 14
Our next speaker is Kellen Damman, Sustainability Marketing & Outreach Specialist, of Marin County Energy Efficiency Programs.
Come and learn about how the Marin County Community Development Agency is promoting sustainability in the community with rebate and technical assistance programs for residents, businesses and the comunity.
Network with people living and working as green as we can. See our line up of speakers on http://www.greendrinks.org/CA/San%20Rafael
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Civic Center Floating Island Unveiling
On Friday June 3, 2016 at 4 PM please join the Gallinas Watershed Council (GWC) and Marin County Supervisor Damon Connolly for the official unveiling of the Civic Center Lagoon FLOATING ISLANDS.
GWC volunteers will kayak to the islands and remove the temporary fencing around the two Floating Islands to reveal their full glory. The fencing was to keep birds from ruining the islands while the native plants were getting established.
The floating islands are biofilters that were launched in October 2015 during the annual Bioneers Conference. They demonstrate how to clean the water of the lagoon using biomimicry, where nature-based technology works to remove excess nutrients.
We will meet on the Children's Island in the Civic Center lagoon at 4PM. This event will take 30 minutes.
Learn more:
http://www.gallinaswatershed.org/civic-center-floating-island-unveiling-june-3-2016/
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Marin Green Drinks on April 12
Mark your calendars for April 12, 2016! Marin Green Drinks special guest will be Joshua Sheridan Fouts, Executive Director of Bioneers. Josh invites everyone to a Bioneers Conversation.
Come relax, network and learn with people living and working as green as we can. Green Drinks is an international event with more info at www.greendrinks.org. Select San Rafael to see our presentation lineup.
WHAT: Marin Green Drinks
WHEN: April 12th 2016, 5:30 PM
WHERE: Lotus Cuisine of India
704 Fourth St.
San Rafael, CA 94901
Monday, April 4, 2016
Waste Not Want Not: Taking responsibility
EFM Lecture Series 2016: Changes Challenges and Choices
Waste Not Want Not: Taking responsibility
Join Environmental Forum of Marin lecture series on April 6th to learn more about Extended Producer Responsibility EPR, and about the threats various plastics pose in our world. Learn how you can help to promote safer, smarter policies and practices both at home and in your community.
Wednesday, April 6 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
For more info: www.marinefm.org/waste-not-want-not
Waste Not Want Not: Taking responsibility
Join Environmental Forum of Marin lecture series on April 6th to learn more about Extended Producer Responsibility EPR, and about the threats various plastics pose in our world. Learn how you can help to promote safer, smarter policies and practices both at home and in your community.
Wednesday, April 6 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
For more info: www.marinefm.org/waste-not-want-not
Monday, March 28, 2016
Purifying Water Nature's Way: Bioneers Youth
March 22 is World Water Day. On this occasion the Bioneers highlighted the Gallinas Watershed Council project which launched floating island during the 2015 Bioneers Conference to help purify the Marin Civic Center lagoon.
Alex Kahl of Kahl Consultants helped launch this Civic Center Watershed Restoration (CCWR) project along with many local volunteers including students from the Marin School of Environmental Leadership.
Read the article "Purifying Water Nature's Way: Bioneers Youth" here:
www.bioneers.org/purifying-water-natures-way-bioneers-youth/
Follow CCWR on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/marinccwr/
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Marin Green Drinks on March 8th
Please join us March 8 to hear Chris Conrad of Bee Conscious share his vast knowledge of bees, swarms, and how and why bees get into walls. Have your questions answered and discover Chris' special methods to safely remove bees and relocate them if possible. Find out if you are interested in having bees on your property. Chris is recommended by SonomaBees.org.
Come relax, network and learn with people living and working as green as we can. Green Drinks is an international event with more info at www.greendrinks.org.
Interested in speaking? Got lecture recommendations? Hosted by Jody Ceniceros, Realtor, GREEN, and Alex Kahl, Green Web Services
Come relax, network and learn with people living and working as green as we can. Green Drinks is an international event with more info at www.greendrinks.org.
Interested in speaking? Got lecture recommendations? Hosted by Jody Ceniceros, Realtor, GREEN, and Alex Kahl, Green Web Services
Thursday, February 4, 2016
MarinLink University Course to start on February 4th
The fundamentals of
nonprofit management for anyone who has ever thought of starting a nonprofit or
charitable project
SAN RAFAEL, CA – MarinLink, the Marin County incubator and
fiscal sponsor for start-up nonprofit projects, announces its next MarinLink
University Course, a ten-module program providing an overview of nonprofit
governance, strategies, and tactics. The first class will be held Wednesday,
February 4th. Consecutive classes will be held at the Northgate Mall community
meeting room every three weeks from 5–7:30 pm, a time convenient for working
adults. The course includes a resource binder, contact list, and will culminate
with a certificate of completion.
MarinLink University designed this program to provide
nonprofit strategic skill sets based specifically on the needs of its over 100
fiscally sponsored projects. The modules include strategic leadership,
financial and legal tools, marketing skills, and measurement tools to those new
to the nonprofit sector or those looking to hone their expertise.
MarinLink acts as an incubator and fiscal sponsor to a wide
array of groups and individuals. Community events such as Bioneers, businesses
wishing to start a nonprofit foundation such as Extrafood.org are examples of
varied MarinLink projects which also include community gardens, education
programs, art organizations, and many others.
“MarinLink is excited to offer this first foundational
series of classes for 2016,” says Executive Director Mary O’Mara. “The
consultants who helped us develop this program have invested hundreds of
hands-on hours helping our projects achieve success.”
Presenters include community experts along with leadership
expert Carl Welte. His book Making and Fulfilling your Dreams as a Leader will
be included in the curriculum along with a resource binder and list of
contacts.
About MarinLink.
MarinLink identifies and fulfills unmet community needs, strengthening Marin
communities through innovation and collaboration. Nimble and solution-based,
MarinLink serves as an incubator and fiscal sponsor to individuals and groups
whose inspirations for projects range from homeless services, community
gardens, health and transportation initiatives, environmental education, veteran’s
programs, arts organizations, and more. www.marinlink.org
DETAILS
WHAT: MarinLinkUniversity, a ten-module program providing an overview of nonprofit governance,
strategies, and tactics for individuals starting new nonprofit projects and for
those looking to hone their skills.
WHEN: February 4th-June 3rd, ten Thursdays 5–7:30 pm
WHERE: Northgate Mall Community Meeting Room, Northgate Mall, Suite
250, San Rafael 94903
FEES: $295 for MarinLink projects | $395 for general public
INFO: www.marinlink.org | 415-472-0211
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies, a Deeper Dive
Lecture Series 2016: Changes Challenges and Choices
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies, a Deeper Dive
Photosynthesis: An Agent for Sequestration of Carbon in the Atmosphere
On Saturday, January 23rd, Marin Carbon Project co-founder and agro-ecologist Dr. Jeffrey Creque, and Carbon Cycle Institute Policy Director Torri Estrada, will talk about “boots on the ground” sequestering carbon on farm and public land, their work through Resource Conservation Districts around the State, the Governor’s “Healthy Soils Initiative,” and other policy advances in supporting use of photosynthesis to reduce carbon in the atmosphere.
Their remarks will be followed by presentations by Rebecca Burges, Executive Director of the Fibershed Project, and Kimberly Sheibly, Marin Sanitary Service’s Municipal Contracts and Communications Manager. Rebecca’s work demonstrates how we can restore the planet’s resource base while meeting our needs for food, fuel, fiber and flora. Kimberly will describe efforts to convert customers to recycling food and other organic waste so it becomes part of the solution rather than going into landfill, where it contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.
Saturday, January 23 | 9:00 – Noon
Bay Model Visitor Center
2100 Bridgeway Blvd., Sausalito, CA
Speakers
Dr. Jeffrey Creque, Director of Rangeland and Agro-ecosystem Management, Carbon Cycle Institute
Torri Estrada, Executive Director, Carbon Cycle Institute
Rebecca Burgesse, Executive Director of the Fibershed Project
Kimberly Scheibly, Municipal Contracts & Communications Manager, Marin Sanitary Service
Jeff Stump, MALT Director of Conservation
Saturday sessions: $20* in advance / $25* at the door.
Admission free to students with a high school or college ID.
* Lecture discounts based on membership status.
http://www.marinefm.org/
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies, a Deeper Dive
Photosynthesis: An Agent for Sequestration of Carbon in the Atmosphere
On Saturday, January 23rd, Marin Carbon Project co-founder and agro-ecologist Dr. Jeffrey Creque, and Carbon Cycle Institute Policy Director Torri Estrada, will talk about “boots on the ground” sequestering carbon on farm and public land, their work through Resource Conservation Districts around the State, the Governor’s “Healthy Soils Initiative,” and other policy advances in supporting use of photosynthesis to reduce carbon in the atmosphere.
Their remarks will be followed by presentations by Rebecca Burges, Executive Director of the Fibershed Project, and Kimberly Sheibly, Marin Sanitary Service’s Municipal Contracts and Communications Manager. Rebecca’s work demonstrates how we can restore the planet’s resource base while meeting our needs for food, fuel, fiber and flora. Kimberly will describe efforts to convert customers to recycling food and other organic waste so it becomes part of the solution rather than going into landfill, where it contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.
Saturday, January 23 | 9:00 – Noon
Bay Model Visitor Center
2100 Bridgeway Blvd., Sausalito, CA
Speakers
Dr. Jeffrey Creque, Director of Rangeland and Agro-ecosystem Management, Carbon Cycle Institute
Torri Estrada, Executive Director, Carbon Cycle Institute
Rebecca Burgesse, Executive Director of the Fibershed Project
Kimberly Scheibly, Municipal Contracts & Communications Manager, Marin Sanitary Service
Jeff Stump, MALT Director of Conservation
Saturday sessions: $20* in advance / $25* at the door.
Admission free to students with a high school or college ID.
* Lecture discounts based on membership status.
http://www.marinefm.org/
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies
Environmental Forum of Marin Lecture Series 2016
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies
Photosynthesis: An Agent for Sequestration of Carbon in the Atmosphere
On Wednesday, January 13th, speaker John Wick, a co-founder of the Marin Carbon Project, will present a compelling explanation of enhanced photosynthesis as an effective and environmentally beneficial means of lowering carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. His overview of a plan to restore balance to the planet’s natural carbon pools includes developing a process to determine the highest and best use of organic waste.
Wednesday, January 13 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
Speaker
John Wick, Co-founder, Marin Carbon Project
Wednesday evenings: $10* in advance / $15* at the door.
Admission free to students with a high school or college ID.
* Lecture discounts based on membership status.
For more information contact LectureSeries@MarinEFM.org
www.marinefm.org/
Beyond Emissions Reductions: Carbon Capture Strategies
Photosynthesis: An Agent for Sequestration of Carbon in the Atmosphere
On Wednesday, January 13th, speaker John Wick, a co-founder of the Marin Carbon Project, will present a compelling explanation of enhanced photosynthesis as an effective and environmentally beneficial means of lowering carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. His overview of a plan to restore balance to the planet’s natural carbon pools includes developing a process to determine the highest and best use of organic waste.
Wednesday, January 13 | 7:00 – 9:00 PM
The Sanctuary, San Rafael Presbyterian Church
1510 5th Avenue San Rafael, CA
Speaker
John Wick, Co-founder, Marin Carbon Project
Wednesday evenings: $10* in advance / $15* at the door.
Admission free to students with a high school or college ID.
* Lecture discounts based on membership status.
For more information contact LectureSeries@MarinEFM.org
www.marinefm.org/
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