Creating Green and Resilient Homes, Neighborhoods, Community and Regional Food Systems
The River Road Community Organization [RRCO] will be hosting an important community event, Saturday, August 24 at the River Road Recreation Center, 1400 Lake Drive in the River Road Neighborhood. There will be presentations, educational displays, plenary sessions, art in motion and lots of networking. The focus of the event will be creating green and resilient homes, neighborhoods, community and regional food systems.
There are many social, economic and environmental reasons to pick up the pace for homes, neighborhoods and communities to reduce their eco footprints and become more green and resilient. The event will focus on real life people and projects in Eugene and Lane County that are pointing the way towards a more green and resilient future. The important and timely stories to be told at the event are both urban and rural.
The southern Willamette Valley has enormous potential for becoming more able to care for its basic food, energy and resource needs. We have many allies and assets to work with such as non profits, private individuals, businesses, government, civic groups, faith groups, schools and more. The event will bring many of these pioneers and projects together.
Local food systems and security is a natural partner with neighborhood associations for
The River Road Community Organization [RRCO] will be hosting an important community event, Saturday, August 24 at the River Road Recreation Center, 1400 Lake Drive in the River Road Neighborhood. There will be presentations, educational displays, plenary sessions, art in motion and lots of networking. The focus of the event will be creating green and resilient homes, neighborhoods, community and regional food systems.
There are many social, economic and environmental reasons to pick up the pace for homes, neighborhoods and communities to reduce their eco footprints and become more green and resilient. The event will focus on real life people and projects in Eugene and Lane County that are pointing the way towards a more green and resilient future. The important and timely stories to be told at the event are both urban and rural.
The southern Willamette Valley has enormous potential for becoming more able to care for its basic food, energy and resource needs. We have many allies and assets to work with such as non profits, private individuals, businesses, government, civic groups, faith groups, schools and more. The event will bring many of these pioneers and projects together.
Local food systems and security is a natural partner with neighborhood associations for