Good morning!

I would like to cordially remind you of an invitation to the exciting workshop lined up at The Green Beacon tomorrow -

Go Green, $ave Green

We will review some of the many simple tips you can incorporate into your daily life that will

result in saving money and ultimately planetary health.

Topics Discussed:

- Energy

- Water

- Food

- Waste

- Fuel Conservation

- Landscaping/Gardens

The Green Beacon is a showcase home with all ecologically sound products and processes. 

The eco-renovation of this 94 year old home was filmed for Discovery's new channel, Planet 

Green and aired on their flagship show called "Greenovate."

12.13.08

@ 4 p.m. 

$10

2158 Lemoyne Street 

Los Angeles, Ca

90026

Let me know if you have any further questions, or further information, looking forward to seeing you!

Nancy Astrid Lindo

Interior Designer

LEED, AP

310.828.8855

http://www.astriddesignstudio.com/

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If you're having trouble viewing this email, you may see it online.   Join us this Saturday for the "Go Green $ave Green lecture given by Nancy Astrid Lindo, whose specialties include sustainable interior design, green building and permaculture. Nancy will share the latest home energy savings tips and to help you prioritize energy efficient home improvement projects that can reduce your energy bills, increase home comfort and positively impact the environment, whether you own or rent your living space.  Then take a tour of the Green Beacon to experience how many of these processes actually work.   Day/Time: Saturday Dec. 13th@ 4:00pm Place: The Green Beacon (RSVP for address) 323-717-9636 Cost: $10  *Flor Rug Raffle scroll down for a preview of our next lecture........   And for those of you who are interested in learning more about California native plants and how they create a healthier environment, please mark you calendars for the lecture, "Why Plant Natives?" given by Lisa Novick of the Theodore Payne Foundation. Native plants not only save water, they save species. Learn about crucial native plant-animal relationships and gardening to attract birds, butterflies and hummingbirds. With only 4% of our wild lands left, urban and suburban native plant gardens will be the "make or break" difference to the support and preservation of bio-diversity. The mission of the TPF is: To promote and restore California landscapes, and habitats To propagate and make available California native plants and wildflowers To educate and acquire knowledge about California flora and natural history Day/Time: Saturday Jan. 17th@ 2:00pm Place: The Green Beacon (RSVP for address) 323-717-9636 Cost: $20     This email was sent to contactgbf@gmail.com. To ensure that you continue receiving our emails, please add us to your address book or safe list. If you prefer not to receive further emails of this type, please opt out.