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Jim Sincock
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Front Range Gardeners
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Permaculture Certified F…
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Transition Boulder
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Abalon Guild
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We are looking for an experienced advertising sales person to help increase sales for the Rocky Mountain Growers Directory, and our main website www.localsustainability.net If you have a proven track record of ad sales for print and web, contact me…
Just a reminder that LandShare is a great place to list land you have to share for a garden or farm, or to let other know what garden or farmland you are trying to find. This service is free and covers all of Colorado.
http://www.landshareco.org
The second annual edition of the Rocky Mountain Growers Directory arrived from the printer the other day, and will start being delivered and shipped to distribution points around Colorado starting this Monday.
The 2009 edition contains new farm & r…
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- How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
- I'm just beginning to check out the movement...
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- I feel it fits closely with what I am doing with Colorado Local Sustainability and the Rocky Mountain Growers Directory. The eat local, grow local being my focus. http://www.localsustainability.net I also started an Eat Local Colorado networking site: http://eatlocalcolorado.ning.com/
- What background and skills do you bring to this community?
- Connecting consumers with farmers, marketing, publishing and graphic design skills.
- How can you help the growth/acceptance/vitality of the Transition movement?
- I think many of those who are interested in my project will find the Transition movement of interest, and visa versa. I think it is important that groups such as ours work together to help create real change.
- Your Personal Website (if you have one)
- http://http://www.localsustainability.net
Jim Sincock's Blog
Advertising sales & marketing position available
We are looking for an experienced advertising sales person to help increase sales for the Rocky Mountain Growers Directory, and our main website www.localsustainability.net If you have a proven track record of ad sales for print and web, contact me for more info.
Posted on September 15, 2009 at 11:28am —
Michael Pollan talk in Boulder
If you are attending the sold out Michael Pollan talk in Boulder this Thursday, May 21st, Colorado Local Sustainability will have a table there... so stop by and say hello!
Posted on May 18, 2009 at 6:46pm —
LandShare Colorado
Just a reminder that LandShare is a great place to list land you have to share for a garden or farm, or to let other know what garden or farmland you are trying to find. This service is free and covers all of Colorado.
http://www.landshareco.org
http://www.landshareco.org
Posted on April 28, 2009 at 3:04pm —
The 2009 Rocky Mountain Growers Directory is here!
The second annual edition of the Rocky Mountain Growers Directory arrived from the printer the other day, and will start being delivered and shipped to distribution points around Colorado starting this Monday.
The 2009 edition contains new farm & ranch and farmers market listings, great recipes you can make with local ingredients, as well as articles on edible landscapes, and the importance of supporting local food.
To find a distributor near you, visit http://www.localsustainability.net
The 2009 edition contains new farm & ranch and farmers market listings, great recipes you can make with local ingredients, as well as articles on edible landscapes, and the importance of supporting local food.
To find a distributor near you, visit http://www.localsustainability.net
Posted on April 4, 2009 at 6:02pm —
LandShare Colorado Updates
The 2009 Rocky Mountain Growers Directory has gone to press and should be available for pick-up within the next week. A huge thank you to all of our advertisers who saw the value in supporting our project during this trying economy!
With the 2009 Rocky Mountain Growers Directory off to press, LandShare Colorado has gotten my time & attention. I have updated the LandShare site to include a Listings page were you can create your own listing, or search for listings. Landowners can post listin… Continue
With the 2009 Rocky Mountain Growers Directory off to press, LandShare Colorado has gotten my time & attention. I have updated the LandShare site to include a Listings page were you can create your own listing, or search for listings. Landowners can post listin… Continue
Posted on March 31, 2009 at 4:32pm —
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A community of citizens that believes we have the power to build community resilience and self-reliance such that all species, now and in the future, will be able to meet their basic needs while maintaining a healthy planet.
Recently, two critical efforts to improve the future, healthcare reform in Washington and climate catastrophe mitigation in Copenhagen, hit a wall of compromise that proved (to me, at least) that our current model of relying on “leaders” to solve bi…
The Transition Initiative for the City of Boulder is forming. If you wish to join the initiating group or just want to stay informed please join.
Transition Denver Zero Waste Potlucks Continue on Dec. 29! at Annelle Norman's home
December 29, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm
Come enjoy the company of wonderful folks at our zero waste monthly potluck. On Dec. 29th it will be at the lovely Annelle Norman's home at 3305 W. Hayward Pl. #1 in Denver's Highlands neighborhood.
Bring something yummy to share....drink and/or foo…
I ordered the DVD of this film. I plan on having a movie night with a small group to watch it here in Westminster!
Transition Westminster/Arvada/Broomfield has just been designated the 53rd officially recognized Transition Initiative in the United States!
We have scheduled the next Core Group meeting and a presentation of Designing the Future for January 12, 20…
Designing the Future at The Crescent Grange
January 12, 2010 from 6:30pm to 9pm
With good humor and a holistic understanding of both the problems and potentials, David Braden shines a light on the pathway to an abundant future.
This is a 1/2 hour presentation. We will also be conducting the monthly core group meeting for Trans…
Hey....is your partner's Ken LaGreca have a brother Jeff....an actor?
Thanks for the info.....I will contact David...I would like to see the movie.
Hello, Dana Miller, Thanks for asking about Sprawling from Grace----The film actually has not been shown but for a couple limited screenings here in the Denver-Metro Area, and also the Breckenridge festival here in Colorado. The feature documentary…
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Thanks for reaching out. I actually just found out about CO Local Sustainability, and am looking forward to hearing more about what you are up to.
Blessings.
I was about to contact you to welcome you to this site, also because of the Ned connection. I'm surprised we haven't bumped into each other before. Anyway, yes I do teach permaculture. I studied with Brad Lancaster, Scott Pittman, Rico Zuck, and Andy Millison all in the Southwest for my PDC and advanced certificate courses several years ago. I apprenticed teaching PC at Prescott College in AZ and in Ithaca, NY with the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute. I finally got around to completing my Teacher Training certificate last year with Sandy Cruz and Becky Elder.
Would love to know more about yourself as well.
Feel free to contact me,
Jason
jasongerhardt@gmail.com
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Happy New Year,
Pam