Go Green Nashville joins we

We are so excited! wecansolveit.org is a new website dedicated to informing & inspiring citizens to take positive action on climate change. Please visit the site, take a moment to register, and then join enjoy all the information at your fingertips.
Our group is listed in the "my community" section & can be found at this link
http://www.wecansolveit.org/page/group/GoGreenNashville
Please join the group so we can make the most of the terrific functions on the wecansolveit.org website. We'll be able to send invitations for future events, share information thru on-line blogging, and everyone can participate in listserv discussions.

Compost Queen Julie Berbiglia joins us April 7th

Know where the nutrition in your food comes from? The soil it grows in! If you want to know how to make that soil, then our Go Green Nashville Lunch-n-Learn on April 7th is for you!
Want to reduce the garbage your home puts on the curb every week? Grow prettier flowers & tastier veggies? Composting is the answer & you'll learn easy ways to make this tradition a part of your daily life, even if you live in an apartment or condo!
Join us April 7th at noon, bring a sack lunch, bring the kiddos (plenty of room to play in our meeting room & adjoining space). Directions to the event are at the top right of the page!

Cindy Delvin at the March 3rd Lunch & Learn

We are proud to welcome Cindy Delvin, owner of Delvin Farms . She will be answering all our questions about organic farming, Community Supported Agriculture, and how to incorporate local, seasonal garden treasures into our daily fare.

Bring your own lunch if you like, but don't miss out! Event is at noon on Monday, March 3rd at the 2nd Presbyterian Church. Our Go Green Nashville Lunch & Learn series is designed to introduce Nashvillians to living green in a bite-size, convienient format.

Go Green Nashville Field Trip!

Free movie at Vanderbilt, The 11th Hour by Leonardo DiCaprio. An excellent film whose motto is: "Consume Less, Live More." If you didn't see it during its theatrical release last year, this is a great opportunity, or great chance to see it again & enjoy the panel discussion hosted by the Focus the Nation group at Vanderbilt.

1/31/08
7:00 pm
Sarratt Cinema
part of the Focus the Nation Film Series

We'll see you then!

Lunch and Learn on February 4th

Go Green Nashville is honored to have Hector and Susie Black join us to share how they have been stewards of the earth for five decades. They just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary and for all those years their example has shown countless interns and friends how to live an abundant life while doing no harm to the planet. Hidden Springs Nursery in Cookeville is their home and they grow all manner of native and unusual plants. They are best known for their amazing blueberries. Daily life is one of using everything that comes their way for some purpose. They are the only people I know who make flour from acorns.

Come to Second Presbyterian Church on February 4 from 12-1 and share with us the ways you’re living green. The church is located at 3511 Belmont Blvd. Enter around back at the Richard and Graybar corner.

Contacts: Susan McBride shmcbride@comcast.net 615-258-2672 and Sara Sharpe saralsharpe@aol.com 615-210-0212.