[Scpg] Central Coast Bioneers
David Fortson
david at loatree.com
Tue Aug 23 15:43:44 PDT 2011
Good say everyone,
The Central/South Coast of California is fortunate to have Central
Coast Bioneers 2nd Annual Conference October 14 - 16 in San Luis
Obispo: BREAKTHROUGH SOLUTIONS FOR PEOPLE & PLANET
This conference speakers over a dozen local/live speakers including
Jason McClennan on living buildings and live beaming speakers like
Paul Stametz. Topics include green gardening, the dangers of water
privatization, keeping our food supply local and sustainable, lessons
to help consumers & green business owners avoid “greenwashing,”
conservation of the Salinas River corridor, and many more.
Here's the first press release. Join us up in San Luis and make a
weekend out of it.
Critical link for speakers and schedules:
http://www.ecologistics.org/centralcoastbioneers/
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 16, 2011
Central Coast Bioneers brings speakers, activities to San Luis Obispo
Registration now open for popular October conference
San Luis Obispo, CA — Bioneers, a popular annual conference held for
21 years in Marin County, will be represented locally at the second
annual Central Coast Bioneers conference in San Luis Obispo. Central
Coast Bioneers is a project of Ecologistics, Inc., a local non-profit
agency dedicated to finding breakthrough solutions for people and
planet.
Registration is now open for the conference, held October 14, 15 and
16, 2011 at the San Luis Obispo Vet’s Hall. Attendees can choose to
attend all offerings over the 3 day event, or select from weekend,
single day, select field trips and events or “sampler pass” options.
Student pricing is also available.
Bioneers is a gathering of scientific and social innovators who have
demonstrated visionary and practical models for restoring the Earth
and communities. The San Rafael conference regularly draws thousands
of attendees.
Central Coast Bioneers is a licensed Bioneers beaming site. That means
the presentations of leading social and scientific innovators speaking
at the Bioneers conference in San Rafael will be transmitted live to
Central Coast attendees. Sixteen of the world’s brightest social
entrepreneurs, scientists, NGO leaders, women leaders, educators,
indigenous leaders and others will present brand new, cutting- edge
ideas for making communities strong and resilient.
The “beamed” content is just the beginning. Central Coast Bioneers
also presents live, on-site speakers, hands-on workshops and local
field trips designed to address regional interests.
People such as best-selling author Gail Sheehy and Jason McClellan,
international thought-leader in the green architecture movement will
be in San Luis Obispo for lectures and book signings.
Twenty-five speakers and panelists will share their expertise at local
afternoon workshops and presentations. Topics include green gardening,
the dangers of water privatization, keeping our food supply local and
sustainable, lessons to help consumers & green business owners avoid
“greenwashing,” conservation of the Salinas River corridor, and many
more.
There will be demonstration projects and field trips related to
aquaculture, green building and storm water conservation. There will
also be yoga and a seed exchange.
Live beamed presentations will feature sixteen well-known speakers,
including Philippe Cousteau, Gloria Steinem, Chinese journalist and
award-winning filmmaker John Liu, and Amory Lovins, Chairman and Chief
Scientist of the Rocky Mountain Institute.
The founders of Ecologistics, Inc., presenters of Central Coast
Bioneers, were inspired by the people and messages at Bioneers
conferences they attended in Marin County. As Central Coast
residents, they knew people in the counties of Monterey, San Luis
Obispo and Santa Barbara would enjoy sharing this kind of energy and
inspiration with members of their own region.
Registration and more information about Central Coast Bioneers,
speakers and topics is available at their website, http://www.ecologistics.org/centralcoastbioneers/
or by calling (805) 548-0597.
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