Sustainability News for Northwest Indiana
Help promote this month’s events: print and share these flyers. (Click link to download) PRINTABLE FLYER FOR UPCOMING MONTHLY EVENTS PRINTABLE FLYER FOR MICHIGAN CITY GREEN DRINKS Make Your Green Continue Reading
Host Kathy Sipple speaks with photographer Pete Doherty owner of Doherty Images, LLC. Listen to the interview I find the dunes to be very peaceful and therapeutic environment…kind of mystical Continue Reading
The abundance and distribution of frogs over time is an important indicator of the health of aquatic Ecosystems, as frogs are very sensitive to changes in their environment. Land managers Continue Reading
Host Kathy Sipple speaks with Elizabeth Gingerich, a Business Law Associate Professor at Valparaiso University and Editor of The Journal of Values Based Leadership. Listen to the interview If you Continue Reading
Listen to the podcast interview. 219 GreenConnect host Kathy Sipple speaks with Toni Snearly, founder of NWI Food Swap. Register for the March 10th event at Mothering By Nature in Valparaiso. According to Food Continue Reading
Make Your Green Voice Heard: NIRPC Public Outreach Plan Draft Needs Your Input THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21st at 6:30 PM Shoreline Brewery | 208 Wabash Street | Michigan City, IN Northwest Continue Reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 14, 2013 CONTACT: Donna Stuckert, (219) 465-3819 Valparaiso, Ind. – Registration has begun for the Recycling and Waste Reduction District of Porter County spring rain barrel Continue Reading
FOR IMEDIATE RELEASE: Michigan City Launch of Green Drinks in January 2013 Green Drinks offers a chance for green-minded people of our community to connect, learn, and take action. There Continue Reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: Monday, January 14, 2013 Time: 6-9pm Place: Cornucopia Coffee, 210 E. Lincolnway, Valparaiso, Indiana Cost: Recommended donation of $5 ($2 for students) Make Your “Green” Voice Continue Reading
Those attending the 12th annual Winter Wonderland at Wolf Lake festival will hear about current efforts to monitor plants and wildlife at Wolf Lake. Sponsored by the Association for the Continue Reading
