[Green] RE classes and Earth Day

Annie Warmke annie at bluerockstation.com
Mon Mar 4 06:44:40 CST 2019


I can't give a talk in April but if you have another time you want to 
promote green I can give a talk on 10 Ways to Learn to Thrive which 
focuses on sustainable living and the steps we face in ourselves if we 
want to change our world.

On 3/3/2019 8:42 PM, Dawn Hewitt via Green wrote:
> That would be great, Rebecca!  Thanks!
>
> Regarding Adult RE in April: Katy Lustofsen will take April 7 to 
> discuss Friends of the Lower Muskingum River and its projects. Yay!
>
> Then George can have April 14 to discuss, maybe, teaching climate 
> change to kids.
>
> Jay Warmke will discuss renewable energy on April 21.
>
> And April 28 is open…. however, if no one claims it, I’ll start 
> working on an investigation of “dying green,” which is not the same as 
> dyeing green. I’m talking about environmentally friendly burial 
> practices. I’ll research the topic between now and then—a topic that 
> has long been of interest to me—UNLESS, that is, someone else has a 
> better topic or idea. I won’t be hurt. I’d actually be a tad relieved.
>
> Yay! We have a tentative plan!
>
> —dawn
>
> **
>
>
>
>
>> On Mar 3, 2019, at 3:16 PM, Rebecca Phillips via Green 
>> <green at fuusm.org <mailto:green at fuusm.org>> wrote:
>>
>> I just checked the site, and the organization is sending native 
>> milkweed. (There was an issue a few years ago with one of the monarch 
>> organizations sending tropical milkweed.)  Good idea!
>>
>> I probably have leftover wildflower seeds of various types if we want 
>> any general pollinator packets to give away.
>>
>> Rebecca
>>
>> "If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need."-- 
>> Cicero
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> *From:*Green <green-bounces at fuusm.org 
>> <mailto:green-bounces at fuusm.org>> on behalf of Kelcey Jacobs via 
>> Green <green at fuusm.org <mailto:green at fuusm.org>>
>> *Sent:*Sunday, March 3, 2019 2:23 PM
>> *To:*Dawn Hewitt
>> *Cc:*Kelcey Jacobs; Green Sanctuary List for Environment Issues
>> *Subject:*Re: [Green] RE classes and Earth Day
>> Butterflies sounds like a great idea!  Thanks Dawn for your extra 
>> work (and letting me know about stratifying--I had no idea!).
>> Kelcey
>>
>> On Fri, Mar 1, 2019 at 9:43 PM Dawn Hewitt <hewitt at earth-maker.com 
>> <mailto:hewitt at earth-maker.com>> wrote:
>>
>>     Okay then.
>>
>>     George, will you please ask Margaret Clifford if we may have the
>>     four Adult RE sessions in February for green topics?
>>
>>     So George and Darryl will talk about the presentations they’ll be
>>     giving in local schools regarding climate change for two of the
>>     weeks; Jay Warmke will talk about renewable energy for one
>>     session, and (I hope) Tiffany Harvey or Katy Lustofsen will talk
>>     about Friends of the Lower Muskingum River for one session.
>>
>>     Are we all in agreement?
>>
>>     Of April 7, 14, 21, and 28, Darryl, George, and Jay (via Annie):
>>     Do any of you have Sundays that will or will not work for you? 
>>     Please let me know, so I can ask Tiffany (and or Katy) which
>>     subset of dates will work for them.
>>
>>     Also, Earth Day volunteers: Patty had the very good idea that we
>>     make monarch butterflies the them for our Earth Day booth this
>>     year. She found an organization that will send us 100 milkweed
>>     seed packets for $35.
>>     https://www.saveourmonarchs.org/store/p41/Earth_Day_2019_~_%2435_Donation_%28100_Seed_Packets%29.html
>>     <https://www.saveourmonarchs.org/store/p41/Earth_Day_2019_~_$35_Donation_(100_Seed_Packets).html>
>>
>>     With your approval, I’ll order them right away, and stratify a
>>     pack or two (if they haven’t already been stratified), and maybe
>>     we can even have seed starts to give out on Earth Day, as well as
>>     seed packets. (What am I talking about with “stratifying”?
>>     Without a month in the refrigerator, milkweeds won’t grow.
>>     https://monarchbutterflygarden.net/cold-moist-stratification-milkweed-seeds/)
>>
>>     We could also prepare handouts about monarchs: their fascinating
>>     life history and decline in the past few decades, and their
>>     dependence upon milkweeds. We could have paper monarchs
>>     decorating the booth, and have monarch and milkweed coloring
>>     sheets.   Or something like that. I love the idea. What do you think?
>>
>>     Thanks, Patty!
>>
>>     —dawn
>>
>>
>>>     On Mar 1, 2019, at 9:22 AM, Kelcey Jacobs via Green
>>>     <green at fuusm.org <mailto:green at fuusm.org>> wrote:
>>>
>>>     All of George's suggestions sound great. Definitely Katy's
>>>     presentation for adult RE, and Jay's renewable energy talk would
>>>     be wonderful as well.
>>>
>>>     On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 2:58 PM Annie Warmke via Green
>>>     <green at fuusm.org <mailto:green at fuusm.org>> wrote:
>>>
>>>         jay Warmke has a great talk on renewable energy.  Annie
>>>
>>>         On 2/25/2019 9:19 PM, Patty via Green wrote:
>>>>         I agree that we should have Katy and Tiffany for an RE
>>>>         session. Wish we could drum up a crowd for them.
>>>>
>>>>         Sent from my iPhone
>>>>
>>>>         On Feb 25, 2019, at 8:38 PM, Shari Miller via Green
>>>>         <green at fuusm.org <mailto:green at fuusm.org>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>         I think having them do it for the RE session is a win win
>>>>>
>>>>>         /Sent from my LG G6, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone/
>>>>>
>>>>>         ------ Original message------
>>>>>         *From:*Dawn Hewitt via Green
>>>>>         *Date:*Mon, Feb 25, 2019 8:32 PM
>>>>>         *To:*Green Sanctuary List for Environment Issues;
>>>>>         *Cc:*Dawn Hewitt;
>>>>>         *Subject:*[Green] RE classes in April?
>>>>>
>>>>>         Friends,
>>>>>
>>>>>         Traditionally, the Green Sanctuary Committee organizes RE
>>>>>         classes in April. That’s flour Sundays for which we’d need
>>>>>         to provide a a though-provoking lecture/presentation or
>>>>>         discussion lasting 45 minutes (10 to 10:45 a.m.). Let’s
>>>>>         come up with some ideas!
>>>>>
>>>>>         George Banziger said that he and Dave Ballantyne have been
>>>>>         in training to present climate change science in local
>>>>>         schools, so he or they could present that as RE for one or
>>>>>         two weeks in April. I love that idea!
>>>>>
>>>>>         Other topics, ideas, or volunteers?
>>>>>
>>>>>         I’ll be flying to Austin, Texas, for work on Sunday
>>>>>         morning, April 20, so I won’t be here for the RE class or
>>>>>         for the Green Sanctuary Committee meeting (although I will
>>>>>         be here the week before to assemble an agenda), and,
>>>>>         presumably, on April 19 for Earth Day events.
>>>>>
>>>>>         Ya know, we told Tiffany and Katy Lustofsen that we would
>>>>>         give time for a discussion of Friends of the Lower
>>>>>         Muskingum River during our March Green Sanctuary Committee
>>>>>         meeting. But maybe we should change that, and invite
>>>>>         her/them to speak for a full 45 minutes on FLMR as an RE
>>>>>         topic?  That way, the audience would potentially be even
>>>>>         bigger than the GSC; members and friends of FUUSM who
>>>>>         aren’t on the GSC will be encouraged to attend RE sessions.
>>>>>
>>>>>         Your thoughts on any or all of this, please?
>>>>>
>>>>>         Thanks!
>>>>>
>>>>>         —dawn
>>>>>
>>>>>
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