All slide Events (5)
January 30Saturday
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Bellingham's Transportation Future
January 30, 2010 from 10am to 12pm – Fountain Community Church, 2100 Broadway in Bellingham "Bellingham's Transportation Future" sounds a bit dull but it is not. This is a slide show created by an engineer who lived in Europe and learned first-hand how people get around without cars. The s… Organized by Chris Wolf | Type: slide, show
November 16Tuesday
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Cultivating the Wild—Slideshow about traditional Coast Salish landscape management
November 16, 2010 from 7:30pm to 9pm – Fairhaven Auditorium, WWU Before European incursion, Coast Salish tribes were gardeners of a grand scale. Far from hunter-gatherers, they cultivated a wide variety of native plants and managed fish and animal populations to c… Organized by Nick Spring | Type: free, slide, show, presentation
March 10Thursday
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Imagine Skagit in Transition
March 10, 2011 from 7pm to 9pm – Phillip Tarro Theatre Imagine Skagit in Transition: Local Interdependence - Community Building To Meet Our Challenges. 7:00pm at the Phillip Tarro Theatre, on the campus of Skagit Valley Community College, as the opening… Organized by Janet McKinney | Type: slide, presentation, and, panel, discussion
April 7Thursday
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Wild Foods Adventure: Author John Kallis Comes to Snohomish
April 7, 2011 from 7pm to 8:30pm – Thumbnail Theater In this beautiful, educational and fun slide presentation, Dr. Kallas shows how to identify, harvest and prepare nutritious, delicious, and abundant edible wild plants found within walking distance o… Organized by Marilene Richardson | Type: slide, presentation, and, lecture
November 16Wednesday
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Travel the World by Bike
November 16, 2011 from 7pm to 9pm – RE Sources Sustainable Living Center (above The RE Store) Travel along on the annual summer bike trip for a family of 4 with kids, ages 8 and 5. The route this year was a ten day, 350 miles journey through the Wallowa Mountains and Hells Canyon area of NE… Organized by Hannah Coughlin | Type: travel, slide, show
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