Ecoworks - I Heart Trash
Mill River Walkabout
Garden Workshop Series
Rock to Rock - Ride with Bioregional Group!
Ongoing Book Group "The Earth is Enough"

  New Haven Bioregional Group/

Transition Greater New Haven

 
Connecting New Haveners 
to Their Life-Place
Since 2005
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I HEART Trash

Thursday, April 16 5:30-8:00pm

Lyric Hall, 827 Whalley Avenue, New Haven

Live Music - Silent Auction - Food - Fun

Please join us for this fun after-work event to raise some love for EcoWorks, the only creative reuse center in Connecticut.  Funds will be used to expand services and programs providing low-cost art supplies to teachers, artists and others.

EcoWorkers have put together a fun night including live music from members of Homemade Jam and Flint Ladder Circus bands, a delicious spread of salvaged foods prepared by Nadine Nelson of 
Global Local Gourmet, a button-making activity with Elm City Handmade, and a silent auction.  Learn more about and support this new emerging organization in New Haven that links environmental protection and support of the arts.
 

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EcoWorks  is a creative reuse center for the arts. EcoWorks collects industrial scrap and 
business surplus and in turn providing teachers, artists and others low cost art supplies.  
Currently housed at Boldwood Interiors selling scrap, EcoWorks is raising funds to expand 
its capacity and offer more programs and services.
 




MILL RIVER TRAIL WALK-ABOUT
Saturday, April 18

Saturday, April 18 

Meet at 9:45 AM at Eli Whitney Museum, 915 Whitney Avenue, Hamden CT

 

The vision of creating a trail along the New Haven section of the Mill River has existed

 for more than three decades. Thanks to renewed advocacy in recent years, this vision 

is closer than ever to becoming a reality. On this Bioregional walk-about we will explore the challenges and opportunities of establishing a Mill River Trail that would connect 

East Rock and Fair Haven and reclaim  the industrial riverfront as public space. This 

2.5 mile walk will begin at the Eli Whitney Museum at the Hamden town line and hug 

the river as closely as possible all the way down to New Haven Harbor. On the way 

we will discuss brownfields, water pollution, and other challenges facing the Mill River watershed. JR Logan, one of the Trail's proponents, will bring us up to date about easements and other right-of-way issues.

 

At the end of the walk, we will visit Eco-Works, a new "social enterprise" 
in the city's Mill River District economic revitalization zone. 
Between  12:30 and 1pm   participants will be shuttled back to the starting point of the walk.


Please note: parts of the walk will be on "informal" paths. Able-bodied walkers 

with appropriate footwear will be fine, but please contact Aaron (Aaron.Goode@GnhGreenFund.org) if you have questions.

 

Please bring your own water and snacks.

Rain cancels. 

Please contact Aaron (aaron.goode@gnhgreenfund.org) if the weather is iffy. 

 



Ride with the Bioregional Group
Join Our Team
Saturday, April 25, 2015

Join us in celebrating Earth Day and support the work of the 
Bioregional Group bringing education of our Life Place to our community.

It's fun for everyone and a celebration of our New Haven!!


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Ongoing Book Group

"The Earth is Enough"
by
Fred Cervin

Monday, April 27, 7:30 PM

You are invited to join an ongoing book group that 
will be reading "The Earth is Enough" by Fred Cervin.

This  book brings together the talks that Fred gave from 
2008 - 2013  at FUUS.  

We have had several meetings on the  book, but we hope others 
will be joining us.  It is easy to jump in along the way.

It is a wonderful opportunity to delve into Bioregionalism, what it is 
about, and Fred's in-depth thinking  about how this applies to our lives.
 
We will have books available for $5.50.
Monday, March 23, 7:30 PM
FUUS, 608 Whitney Ave., New Haven

Hope you will join us.
 
Announcing the Fred Cervin Audio Archive
The archive includes recordings of meetings led by Fred at the 
First Unitarian  Universalist of New  Haven from 2006 to 2013.  
The recordings have been edited to include only the readings selected 
by Fred to accompany his talk, and Fred's talk. 
You can stream the audio, or download as an mp3 
file. You can find the archive at the following location:
 
UPDATED LINK!!
 


 

http://www.uunewhaven.org/audio/FredCervinAudioArchive.htm


 

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