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Meditation and yoga have been found to be effective tools in re-establishing inner balance, clarity and peace of mind. Don't miss this opportunity to experience a powerful meditation technique as taught by Amma, an internationally recognized humanitarian and spiritual teacher (www.amma.org). The IAM meditation technique offers an integration of gentle relaxation exercises with an effective and easy-to-practice meditation technique that can be…See More

Genetically Modified Organisms have a potentially disastrous impact food resilience, seed saving, and overall health of our food system. Lets work to prohibit GMOs within Whatcom county and toward labeling laws on food containing GMO ingredients.See More

Gather with Transition Whatcom folks to discuss our Transition efforts, ideas, visions, hopes, concerns, etc. An evening of informal conversation and sharing. Stay as long as you like. See More

A Call to Action: Food for Thought is co-sponsored by Transition Whatcom, a hub within the Transition network and a group dedicated to supporting resilient and more self-reliant communities throughout Whatcom County, and by Anything Grows, a non profit devoted to developing an oppositional culture to civilization which provides resources, information, community, food, music, art, etc. in a sustainable and egalitarian manner. Free before 8 p.m. Those who attend the dialogue are admitted free to…See More

Come swap seeds, ask questions about gardening, and share your own stories and knowledgeYou are encouraged to bring seeds, seed potatoes, edible tubers and bulbs. Seeds should be in labeled envelopes. Also bring empty envelopes and a pen if you will be seeking seeds.People will be on hand to answer questions about gardening, composting, canning and other gardening topics.See More

Join us for the first monthly Transition Cafe. The Transition Cafe is a monthly meet-up where people gather in small groups around Transition themes that interest them-- such as Food, Energy, Health, Heart & Soul, and Community Living. It is a fun, social way to explore how to build more resilient lives, create stronger communities and connect with other folks to have a bit of comaraderie amidst the unfolding realities of economic, ecological and energy transitions.  Work groups who want to…See More

Bring your open ears and mind, your friends, your popcorn, your comfiest sweater, your [organic cotton] snuggie...haha....WHATEVER! and check out a rad film featuring agriculture in, yours truly, the PACIFIC NORTHWEST!!Excerpt from the website: "Offers a celebration of those working to turn things around and make them right." Seattle International Film Festival ... Something remarkable is happening in the fields and orchards of the Pacific Northwest. After leaving the land for decades, family…See More

End of season harvest projects -espeically summer fruit - Gathering the troops and supplies and venturing into the land of falling fruit to collect and process for preservation and storage as well as a crisp or two for the evening's celebrations!

Students for Sustainable Food