Sustainable Jersey hub for Burlington, Camden and Gloucester Counties
Are you interested in learning more about raising bees? Here's your chance. Check out the flyer for more details. Send an email to Mike Haberland by January 25, 2017 to reserve your spot.
Network with other sustainability enthusiasts in a a welcoming atmosphere. We have the upstairs all to ourselves. Event is Free! Light snacks provided free. Each person pays for their own drinks and other food. Located minutes from Rt 295 (exit 28) or NJ Turnpike (exit 3). Check out Phily Diner. Bring your old plastic bags […]
The seed library will be open and available in the Collingswood Public Library. February is a good time to get your seeds so you will be ready to start plants like tomatoes and peppers. Please stop by to pick up some free seeds for your garden. There will be knowledgeable people on hand to answer […]
Join Rick Prickett from the Whitesbog Preservation Trust for a talk about the wonderful blueberry and the history of its cultivation. Free and open to the public. For more information, check the website or call 856-816-8508.
Haddon Twp. Hens and Camden County Chickens invite all owners and prospective owners of chickens to attend a special presentation by Dr. Molly Hosier, VMD and poultry enthusiast entitled “How to Examine Your Chicken—What’s Normal, What’s Not and What to Do About it”. This is a free program but a small donation suggested. RSVP by […]
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.
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