Transition Cotati
..for a vibrant, resilient, and fun Cotati
Click on the link to get to our main website. Transition Cotati is modeled on the Transition Towns concept initiated in the UK by Rob Hopkins. The Transition model is an inclusive, positive, engaging way for communities to come together and face the challenges of peak oil and climate change. To learn more about Transition Initiatives, see Rob Hopkins's ...learn more
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Created: Mar 04, 2008
Updated: Nov 14, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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Composting | Local Food Systems | Malnutrition, Diet, Disease, and Education | Sustainable Livelihoods | Traditional Culture | Rural Farming Communities | Natural Resource Conservation | Water Rights | Green Schools | Energy Efficiency and Conservation | Renewable Energy | Environmental Education | Environmental Justice | Fire Ecology | Forest Ecology and Conservation | Ethnobotany | Social Justice Education | Natural Resource Education | Natural Heritage Conservation | Good Governance | Art and Sculpture | Waste Management | Arts Therapy | Distributive and Economic Justice | Organizational Support and Management | Green Roofs | Communication Training | Infrastructure | Seed Conservation | Environmental Resource Center | Ecopsychology | EcoVillages | Sustainability Education | Farm Ecosystem Management | Agricultural Water Conservation and Management | Lakes and Ponds | River-Lake Ecology and Biodiversity | Groundwater | Water and Energy | Technology Transfer | Water and Sustainable Development | Sustainable Urban Power | Sustainability and Technology | Alternative Medicine | Community Enterprise | Social Entrepreneurship | Disability Equality | Landscape Ecology | Socially Responsible Investment | Land Stewardship | Rivers and Creeks | Natural Resource Management | Business Firm and Organization Sustainability | Culture and Sustainability | Electric Power | Energy Flow in Ecosystems | Sustainable Energy Development | Sustainable Livestock Husbandry | Water Pollution | Informal Economy | Institutional Accountability | Advertising | Sustainable Minerals Industry | Shrublands | Temperate and Boreal Needleleaf Forests | Sustainable Building | Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests | Sustainable Materials | Endemic Plant Species Protection | Sustainable Forestry | Sustainable Living | Toxic and Hazardous Substances | Ecotourism | Sustainable Transportation | Dams | Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning | Water Supply and Conservation | Water Quality and Health | Watershed Management | Wetlands | Wildlife Ecology | Alternative Fuels | Community Participation | Biodiversity Conservation | Sustainable Communities | Arts Education | Living Wages | Senior Volunteerism and Mentoring | Aquaculture | Indigenous Lands | Permaculture | Plant Ecology | Human Population Growth and Impacts | Inland Aquatic Ecosystems | Social Development | Recycling and Reuse | Hydrology and the Global Water Cycle | Restoration Ecology | Riparian Ecology and Conservation | Soil Ecology | Sustainability, Religious and Spiritual Issues | Affordable Housing | Community Resources | Worker Health and Safety | Indigenous Peoples and Cultures | Climate Change | Climate Justice | Sustainable Production | Radio and Audio | Internet | Video | Media and Communication | Journalism and the Press | Photography | Wilderness | Practical Conservation | Wildlife Habitat Conservation | Conservation and Recreation | Land Use Policy | Performing Arts | Endangered Plant Species Protection | Ecological Footprint | Pollination Ecology | Fundraising | Dialogue, Deliberation and Consensus-Building | Organic Farming | Sustainable Agriculture | Gardening | Community Service/Volunteerism | Youth Education and Empowerment | Responsible Business Practices | Health Education | Water Law and Policy | Biomimicry | Land Trusts and Land Conservation | Cultural Heritage Conservation
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Avalon Springs is a developing hot springs retreat and learning center for sustainability in Northern California. Providing a model of how wonderful living in harmony with the earth can be, Avalon supports and co-creates the emerging sustainable human culture. Located on 318 acres of beautiful forested hills, graced with hot springs as well as mineral drinking springs, Avalon is an amazing sacred land.
We need you. Volunteer, invest, teach, learn. Check us out at www.AvalonSprings.org.
This is a REAL way to create a working living learning model of sustainability that attracts people of power and influence to Sustainable practices by modeling them in a beautiful way, not just trying to explain them with words. Create with us the change we wish to see in the world.
www.AvalonSprings.org
We need you. Volunteer, invest, teach, learn. Check us out at www.AvalonSprings.org.
This is a REAL way to create a working living learning model of sustainability that attracts people of power and influence to Sustainable practices by modeling them in a beautiful way, not just trying to explain them with words. Create with us the change we wish to see in the world.
www.AvalonSprings.org
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Flag comment for removal epc108 about 1 year ago
I Heart Avalon Springs.
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