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STILLWATERS JANUARY WORKSHOPS
01/05/2010
"Reconnecting with Earth"
Six Thursdays, January 21— Feb. 25 — 7 – 9 pm — At Stillwaters
Ever think about why you care about the Earth? This 6-week Sustainability Discussion Course
at Stillwaters offers an opportunity to explore the meaning of a deep connection to the natural
world. The book of readings is from the Northwest Earth Institute which sponsors discussion
groups all over the country. Topics include: Wild Nature, Shifting Paradigms, Nature and Spirit,
The Universe Story, Ecopsychology and Bringing it Down to Earth with writings by Rachel
Carson, John Muir, Starhawk, Janine Benyus and Wendell Berry to name a few.
Cost: $30/per person, $40/household for 6 weeks' classes Includes materials and snacks.
Pre-Register by return email or call 360-297-2876
“Watercolors & Writing for Nature Journals”
2 Saturdays — Jan. 16 & Feb 6 — 10 AM - 4 PM
At Shabala Studio (32868 Hoffman Rd, Kingston)
Join Stillwaters as we sponsor a new art class by Marcia Randall-DeBard at her beautiful studio. You will be gently led through a process of writing, drawing, color theory and watercolors to begin your own nature journal. This two day class is for every level of artist or non-artist, Marcia has a very gracious and thoughtful approach so everyone is comfortable. Open to teens and adults, this class has a limit of 8 students!
Cost: Suggested donation is $80 - $100 for both sessions
Pre-Register by return email or call 360-297-2876
Other events of interest!
PUGET SOUND ROCKFISH CONSERVATION PLAN
- - - IT"S ALL ABOUT HABITAT RESTORATION
The Puget Sound Rockfish Conservation Plan is intended to rehabilitate our rockfish population. Dr. Norman Baker, of the North Olympic Sierra Club, has done an extensive review of the science and the issues involving rockfish, as well as the marine reserves required to sustain them and other species endangered or threatened in Puget Sound. The issue of Marine Reserves could be a contentious issue because reserves will restrict fishing in specific spots. On 15 Jan he’ll present his findings to interested persons in Kitsap County. After his presentation there will be a question and answer session.
When: 15 Jan 2010, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Where: Poulsbo Library, 700 NE Lincoln Road
NW ECO-BUILDING GUILD — Kitsap Chapter
Educational Presentation by
David Kotz of Coyote Woodshop
Local Timber - an important Sustainable Resource
Date: Thursday January 21, 2010
Time: 7:00pm- 8:30pm
Place: Poulsbo Fire Station Meeting Room
911 Liberty Road Poulsbo, WA 98370-8573
For more information contact Molly McCabe, CGP at 206.780.1906 or
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