Portland/Vancouver

Embracing Permaculture Principles and Learning to Listen

Submitted by Zeratha on Sun, 05/21/2006 - 17:38.
Embracing Permaculture Principles and Learning to Listen

          Achieving sustainable development is the most important challenge facing all humans on this planet today.  Collectively we are living in a very unsustainable manner.  There are so many factors involved that we need to attempt to approach the situation from all angles; from a whole systems approach.  This means considering the economic factors, the cultural and societal factors, the political factors, the environmental factors, and of course present and future human needs.

POST YOUR EVENTS WITH THE DIRT!

Submitted by Laura on Thu, 02/16/2006 - 16:57.

Hello all! Here's a request that goes out to YOU with your many eyes and ears in the community. Having been in contact with organizations since 1999 to post their events and get them out and in the public eye, we have a pretty good track record so far. Of course there are always new organizers, new environmentally friendly events being dreamed up and many many more things happening than even we can keep our ear to the ground. Help is needed. If you know of an environmentally minded event that raises dialogue or awareness about a particular issue or encourages people to take a positive action, feel free to post it here on this website. OR, send the link to the organizer and reccommend our site to them using word-of-mouth publicity. If you let an organizer know that you would love to be reading their events on The Dirt! it sometimes can carry a lot more weight.  Best wishes, and thanks for your support. Laura B. Nobel

The Passing of a True Eco-Champion: Sandy Dietrich

Submitted by VanillaBeaN on Mon, 08/20/2007 - 14:53.
Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2007 11:49:26 -0700
From: No Ivy League

Dear Friends and Fellow Ivy Foes,

HJR 45, Tax reform

Submitted by geonomist on Mon, 04/16/2007 - 16:51.
Down in Salem this session, our reps are trying to correct some of the damage done by land speculators (yet who _doesn't_ hope the land under their home goes up when they're selling? but here I mean the _professional_ speculators). The House Revenue Committee is pushing HJR 45, which would partially lift the lid on the property tax, which had been capped by previous voter initiatives (#5 and #50). If society could recover and share some of the values it creates, which mainly attach to land, then we'd be doing real "geonomics".

Migration to dreamhost complete

Submitted by Jeremy on Sun, 02/11/2007 - 23:46.

Thanks to dreamhost.com's generous donation of free hosting to all 501c3 organizations, thedirt.org now has it's own hosting package which will make supporting thedirt.org much easier. If you run into an issue, please post a comment to this post.

Portland's awesome 5th Annual Give Green Festival

Submitted by rachael on Wed, 10/25/2006 - 16:42.
11/04/2006 - 10:00
11/05/2006 - 17:00

November 4th 10am-6pm, November 5th 11am-5pm

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Doubletree, LLoyd Center location

FREE AND GIVEAWAYS AND RAFFLES TO BE SURE

YOU CAN BRING A $5-$10 GREEN GIFT TO TRADE AT THE FIRST 'GREEN ELEPHANT'...trade at green elephant booth

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5th Annual Give Green Holiday Food & Gift Fair
November 4 and 5, 2006
Doubletree Lloyd Center, Portland
Portland’s 5th Annual Give Green! Holiday Food and Gift Fair will feature healthy, local and sustainable goodies, gifts and ideas for the upcoming holiday season. In addition and new for 2006, Give Green will also feature a harvest festival that will celebrate the bounties of the growing season.

City Repair Project Looking for New Staff

Submitted by dsaxena on Tue, 10/24/2006 - 22:30.

The City Repair Project is currently searching for applicants to join our paid and volunteer staff in fulfilling several open positions.

 

1) PROGRAM COORDINATOR

TrackersNW: Snow Shoe, Snow Caves, and Snow Tracks (Middle School

Submitted by trackersnw on Mon, 10/16/2006 - 16:07.
12/16/2006 - 09:00
12/19/2006 - 16:00

TrackersNW

Portland, OR

$395

pre-registration, Ages 111-13

Tony Deis

503.453.3038

tony@trackersnw.com

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Join us for three days of adventure trekking across the snow and Mt Hood. Learn how to build snow caves for shelter and track coyotes on across moonlit winter morning.

TrackersNW: Snow Shoe, Snow Caves, and Snow Tracks (High School Age)

Submitted by trackersnw on Mon, 10/16/2006 - 16:05.
12/20/2006 - 09:00
12/22/2006 - 16:00

TrackersNW

Portland, OR

$395

pre-registration, Ages 14-19

Tony Deis

503.453.3038

tony@trackersnw.com

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Join us for three days of adventure trekking across the snow and Mt Hood. Learn how to build snow caves for shelter and track coyotes on across moonlit winter morning.

TrackersNW: Women's Wilderness Survival Skills and Martial Arts Self Defense Overnight

Submitted by trackersnw on Mon, 10/16/2006 - 16:00.
12/16/2006 - 10:00
12/18/2006 - 17:00

TrackersNW

Portland, OR

Individual Cost: $225 per participant/Group Cost (for 2 or more): $200 per participant

pre-registration, For Mothers and Daughters, for Friends and Family, for Sisters and all women.

Tony Deis

503.453.3038

Register Soon, space limited

tony@trackersnw.com

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For Mothers and Daughters, for Friends and Family, for Sisters and all women. 
    Trackers NW: Artemis Adventures announces our Winter 2006 wilderness skills and self-defense class for women and girls.