Connecting with the Natural World

Every summer since she was a toddler, 15-year-old Erin Carney has visited her grandparents, St. Mathew Church members Ed and Gloria Weiskotten, at their cottage on Lake Champlain in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.  For Gloria’s birthday recently Erin wrote a poem reflecting on the impact those visits have made.....Read this inspiring revelation

The “Do the Math” tour stopped in Madison this past November.  Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org, and friends explained how the business of fossil fuel companies (FFCs) will make our home planet unlivable unless they clearly receive the message to leave 80% of their assets in the ground.  He encouraged colleges, universities, and other organizations with money invested in FFCs to stop additional investing immediately and completely divest current holdings in five years.  Read More...

Treasures of Oz

Food, music, exhibits, raffles and much more will follow a great day of exploring the natural treasures of Ozaukee County.

June 15
9:00am to 3:00pm

www.treasuresofoz.org 

"Hungry for Change:
Food, Ethics & Sustainability"
A Thursday night fim series

May 16 - Forks over Knives
May 23 - Food, Inc.
May 30 - Fresh

All films begin at 7:00, are free and open to the public

Optional followup discussion held Tues June 4, 7:00

Unitarian Universalist North
13800 N Port Washington Rd  Mequon, WI

More information:
http://www.ucnorth.org/action/green-committee.
 

Port Washington's Winter Farmers' Market

Saturday May 25
9:00 AM-1:00PM

First Congregational Church
131 North Webster
Port Washington, WI
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