For the 159th Sustainability Salon, we’ll take a break from our annual two-month focus on Food and our ongoing series on The Years Ahead for a salon on Building with Wood, and how it relates to sustainability through forest conservation, climate preservation, regional architecture,
mass timber, local economies, and connecting with the land. This salon will be hybrid: for the in-person side we’ll mask indoors.
It’s warm enough to have food outside, but might be chilly for sitting in the shade, so we’ll have presentations inside. To remain accessible to vulnerable participants, we’ll mask while indoors. The program starts around 4 p.m. (you can arrive or join the Zoom earlier if you’d like to chat — but please don’t arrive before 3), and usually winds down sometime around 7 or so; join us for whatever time works for you! If we’re in person, we’ll follow with a potluck supper! If you’re not already on my salon email list, please email me (maren dot cooke at gmail dot com)
with “salon” in the Subject line to be added — and let me know how you heard about salons! If you RSVP via Eventbrite, you’ll receive the Zoom registration link right away. Along about Saturday night/Sunday morning, I’ll send it out again, with other information, to all who have RSVP’d. If you’re new to Zoom, you may find my Zoom Reference Guide helpful.
This salon will be hybrid, weather permitting. The program starts around 4 p.m. (you can join earlier if you’d like to chat — I’ll try to get on around 3, and if we’re also in-person, folks can arrive after 3), and usually winds down sometime around 7 or 8 — join us for whatever time works for you!.
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