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    Newsletters Prior to January 2010

    Gleanings

    New England Grassroots Environment Fund
    The mission of the New England Grassroots Environment Fund is “to energize and nurture long-term civic engagement in local initiatives that create and maintain healthy, just, safe, and environmentally sustainable communities.” Grants range from $500 – $2,500. Application deadline is Sept. 15. Link to full grant announcement

    Patagonia Offers Support for Grassroots Environmental Work
    Outdoor clothing and gear company Patagonia provides support for environmental work through grants to nonprofit organizations. Most grants are in the range of $3,000 to $8,000 each. Applications will be accepted during the month of August. See the Patagonia website for guidelines.

    CONFERENCES

    July 27 – 31
    The Cullowhee Conference: Native Plants in the Landscape
    Location: Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina
    For more information, and to register online, visit nativeplantconference.wcu.edu.

    August 1 – 7
    Advanced Topics in Salt Marsh Management – Restoration Adapts to Climate Change with Susan C. Adamowicz and David Burdick
    Location: Humboldt Field Research Institute, Steuben, Maine
    more information
    For additional information call (207) 546-2821 or email office@eaglehill.us.

    Friday, September 24 9:15 AM – 2 PM
    The Native Plant Center’s Autumn Landscape Conference: Gateway to Sustainable Gardening
    Location: Gateway Center, Westchester Community College, Valhalla, NY
    For more information contact Nancy Inzinna at nancy.inzinna@sunywcc.edu or visit mysunywcc.site-ym.com

    Saturday, September 25 – 8:30am – 4:00pm
    The 2nd Native Knowledge Conference & Eco-Exhibit
    Location: Monument Mountain Regional High School Great Barrington, MA
    For more information or to registration visit projectnative.org or call 413-274-3433. A discounted registration fee of $25 is being offered to Project Native as well as ELA members.

    Thursday, October 14
    Invasive Plant Conference

    Location: UConn, Storrs, CT
    For more information visit www.hort.uconn.edu/cipwg or call (860) 486-6448.