The Green Health Task Force will be hosting this month's meeting and will be discussing Raising Elijah: Protecting Children in an Age of Environmental Crisis, by Sandra Steingraber. Email Susan Brier for more information or register here.

Please join us for Sustainable Cherry Hill Green Drinks – the first Wednesday of every month from 6:00 – 8:00 pm; the location varies each month.  This month is at the Cooper House in Pennsauken.

March is a time to start plants like tomatoes and peppers. Join South Jersey Seed Circle Library for a presentation on plant propagation; learn how to germinate seeds and start plants from cuttings. The seed library will be open, available, and has new seeds--come check them out! Free and open to the public.

Join Robyn Mello, Orchard Director for The Philadelphia Orchard Project and Owner of Edenspore, LLC talk about the fundamentals of eco-orchard design touching on soil building, plant niches and pest and disease management. Participants will have the option to go home with a berry cutting for a small donation. Free and open to the public.

Open discussion on practical ways to create greater sustainability and sovereignty in day to day life. Free and open to the public.

Petty's Island is privately‐owned and is in the midst of an amazing transformation from an active marine terminal and oil storage facility into a State Park. Access to the island is limited, so don't miss this opportunity to see the island and help in its transformation. We will be doing a cleanup of the shoreline […]

This is planning meeting for the Tri-County Sustainability Alliance, an all-volunteer group of sustainability enthusiasts working together to amplify our impact. TriCSA's goal is to help connect people throughout Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties. We are a Sustainable Jersey hub and put on events throughout the year. The meeting is open to all. Come to […]

The Horticultural Society of South Jersey presents Year-Round Succulent Gardening for Mid-Atlantic Gardener. Jessie Keith, a horticulturist, writer, garden photographer, and educator, will discuss hardy succulents which offer diverse, tough beauty and often provide year-round interest. These water-saving ornamentals provide “garden insurance” for periods of seasonal heat and drought.  Free and open to the public.