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Go native- Updates pending for Colorado Native Plants
Native Plant/Pollinator Friendly Yard Resources
LaPorte County Soil & Water Conservation District https://www.laporteswcd.org/resources/ great local resources
Low Maintenance Eco-grass https://www.prairiemoon.com/eco-grass
Indiana Native Plant Society- lots of information and where to buy https://indiananativeplants.org/
Stantec Native Plant Nursery https://www.stantec.com/en/services/native-plant-nursery?utm_source=LandscapeHub
Growing landscapes to help bees and other pollinators https://extension.umn.edu/lawns-and-landscapes/flowers-pollinators
Pollinators at Home: Intro to Pollinator Gardening https://content.yardmap.org/learn/pollinators-at-home-intro-to-pollinator-gardening/
On Facebook: Pollinator Friendly Yards
Interesting sites to explore
Children in Permaculture
Children in Permaculture
Children in Permaculture
Mission
Our mission is creating and giving the tools to empower children, parents, educators and other people who work with children to integrate permaculture into education and their lives through:
– Creating and supporting Children in Permaculture networks
– Organising local, national, and international events
– Compiling, creating and disseminating resources for sharing permaculture with children
– Providing and facilitating training and skill sharing for engaging children in permaculture
– Engaging children in opportunities to learn from nature
Mastodon Info
Children in Permaculture
Children in Permaculture
I believe in the Internet’s potential to unite humanity and help us solve our biggest problems.
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“Social networking that’s not for sale”
Mastodon seems like the closest thing we have to the kind of free and independent online public square I’ve always dreamed of.
Low Carbon and Loving It
Children in Permaculture
Low Carbon and Loving It
Book: Adventures in sustainable living from the streets of India to middle class Australia.
From living with the poor in India to life in middle class Australia, father Mark and son Tom weave their extraordinary journey through this climate change book-with-a-difference. They show us that living sustainable lives in the West is absolutely necessary and that it’s doable, fulfilling and even fun.