June 11, 5:30pm
Seattle Central Library
$5 members, $15 non-members

The Northwest Environmental Education Council Presents:

An exclusive tour of the Cedar River Watershed Tour!!
This 2.5 hour interpretive journey by bus and by foot into the 91,339-acre protected watershed (which is closed to unauthorized public access) is an unparalleled opportunity to discover a very special place.

The Cedar River Watershed is the source of 70 percent of the Seattle Area's drinking water supply. Join us on a tour of this spectacular place.

Registration is $15
Carpooling from Seattle is available.
Please visit http://nweec.org/ea.php for more information and to register.

Come see the private residence that’s been called the greenest home in the Northwest! Winner of the Green Hammer award from Built Green and the Master Builder's Association, and the National Association of Home Builders Green Award for Custom Home of the Year!
- See green building materials and strategies in place and learn about all of the home’s features, from “easy green” to challenging “deep green”
- Meet the homeowners and ask them about the choices they’ve made
- Get answers to your questions from green building experts

The Northwest Environmental Education Council Presents:

"The Boys of Baraka"

This documentary reveals the human face of a tragic statistic — 61 percent of Baltimore's African-American boys fail to graduate from high school; 50 percent of them go on to jail.

The four young boys featured in "The Boys of Baraka," despite individual talents and considerable personal charms, cannot escape the common fate expressed by those options. But fate, as documented in this film, comes to them with a remarkable and fickle twist — an experimental boarding school in rural Kenya.

The Northwest Environmental Education Council Presents our:

Three-Part Sustainability Workshop Series!
Reduce Your Eco-Footprint, Reduce Your Impact

Join us for our Three-Part Series on Sustainability! Learn about your ecological footprint, how to reduce your impact on the planet, and simple changes in your life that can make a big difference for the Earth.

Coming up on June 21, 2008: Green Your Transportation!

Biodiesel - The Food vs. Fuel Debate. How much of the stories in the media about biodiesel and sustainability are based on misinformation? What concerns and questions do you have about what you've been hearing through the grapevine? We will have a roundtable discussion about biodiesel and the food versus fuel debate. Please join us for this thoughtful and controversial discussion. Get your questions answered! 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Seattle Phinney Center, 6532 Phinney Ave. N, Seattle WA 98103. Cost is Free. Information at www.nwbiodiesel.org/.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Announcing a new meeting for "Seattle Renewable Energy Meetup Group

What: Martha Rose Construction

When: Thursday, June 26, 7:00 PM

Suggested Fee: USD3.00 per person

Where: Seattle - Click for details

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

The NW Environmental Education Council Presents:

A guided tour of the Duwamish River. Take this 2 hour trip and learn the history of the river as well as the current restoration efforts and see all the local animals that call this Superfund Site home!

The boat begins boarding at 9:45 A.M.
Registration is $20

Register on-line at: https://nweec.websitesource.net/reg_eco-306_06-08_seattle/registration.h...
Find out more information at: http://www.nweec.org/eco-306_06-08_seattle.htm

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Community Alliance for Global Justice presents its 2nd Annual
'Strengthening Local Economies, Everywhere' Dinner & Fair!
Sunday June 29, 2008(please note change in date!)
Garfield Community Center: 2323 East Cherry Street, Seattle, WA 98122, in the Central District of Seattle

TICKETS ON SALE NOW! http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/34497
3 – 6pm Fair: Free & Open to the Public
6-9pm Scrumptious Local Dinner: Buy tickets below

Learn more: http://www.seattleglobaljustice.org/

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

Attend Seattle Bioneers and become part of the largest social and environmental justice conference in the country!

Bioneers brings together the country's greatest social visionaries and scientific innovators in order to empower, educate, and inspire others into action.

SPOKESPEOPLE welcomes bicyclists at all levels of experience from first-time urban cyclists through expert commuters to ride in a free, healthy, sustainable monthly city event. SPOKESPEOPLE will ride to adjacent neighborhoods from Wallingford Playfield 4219 Wallingford Ave. N. on the first Saturday of every month from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

• www.spokespeople.us 206-547-9569 Info@spokespeople.us

The north / east Capitol Hill branch of July Greendrinks will be at the organic tea cafe, Remedy Teas, at 345 15th Avenue East. Remedy will be offering discounted food, $1 off pots of tea, and pitchers of their amazing Matcha Green Tea Mojitos. You won't want to miss this! As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July.

The Belltown branch of July Greendrinks will be held at the Cafe Amore, at 2301 5th Ave. It will be hosted by Sustainable Belltown. Check out this great restaurant, which shops local, uses recycled products, sells used oil for biodiesel, and more. Greendrinkers will enjoy extended happy hour prices in the Cafe Amore theatre.

As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the Belltown event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July, and will end at 9pm. Thank you to Cafe Amore for their support!

The Ballard branch of July Greendrinks will take place at the Bal-Mar, at 5449 Ballard Ave NW. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July.

The Greenwood/Phinney Ridge branch of July Greendrinks will take place at the offices of Parsons PR, at 6517 Phinney Ave N. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July. For logistical questions, please call 206.789.5668.

The Greenwood/Phinney Ridge July 2008 Greendrinks is being organized in conjunction with Phinney Ecovillage.

The Ravenna/Roosevelt branch of July Greendrinks will be held at the 3rd Place Pub, just below 3rd Place Books, at 6504 20th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98115. The event will feature interesting conversation, as well as happy hour prices all evening (which includes beer for $3.25, wine for $4.25, and quesadillas for $4.95). As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July, and will end at 9pm. Thank you to Ravenna Third Place Books for their support!

The South Seattle branch of July Greendrinks will be held at Northwest Enviornmental Education Council, at 650 S. Orcas Street, Suite 220 (98108). The event will feature interesting conversation, as well as some wine and beer and snacks. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July, and will end at 8pm.

Details regarding the Wallingford branch of July Greendrinks are still being worked out. Please check back here for more information soon. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July.

The Wallingford July 2008 Greendrinks is being organized by Sustainable Wallingford. We'd love to have you involved! For more info and to get involved, call 206.547.9569.

The West Seattle branch of July Greendrinks will take place at the space of Alki Kayak Tours, at 1660 Harbor Avenue SW. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July. For logistical questions, please call 206.953.0237.

As always, please bring your own cups to West Seattle Greendrinks!

The Central District branch of July Greendrinks will be held at Hidmo Eritrean Cuisine, at 2000 S Jackson St (on the corner of 20th & Jackson). The event will feature interesting conversation, as well as $2 drink and appetizer specials and a taste of cuisine of Eritrea. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, the event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July, and will end at 8pm.

The south / west Capitol Hill branch of July Greendrinks will be at the organic tea cafe, Grey Gallery & Lounge, at 1512 11th Avenue East. Enjoy happy hour prices all evening at this venue that doesn't use high fructose corn syrup, stocks organic ingredients, tries to source within 200-300 miles, and makes - from scratch - organic crepes. As with all Seattle Greendrinks gatherings, this event will begin between 5:30 and 6pm on Tuesday, 8 July.

Our City Council needs us next Tuesday, July 8 at 7pm at the Council Chambers, 600 4th Ave, to lend our support to legislation that would ban styrofoam and create "green fees" for disposable bags.

Opponents to this legislation are speaking loudly. As a proponent of the ban and fee, I want to make sure I'm speaking loudly, too. So I will, at next week's public comment session.

Of course, you'll want to attend Greendrinks - but consider leaving early (by 6 or 6:30) to attend this important event. Details below in a cut/pasted email from Richard Conlin.

Thanks bunches!
Jessie Alan