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01 / 8
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Put the Finishing Seal on Murals
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End: 01/15/2010 - 18:24

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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273
01 / 9
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Put the Finishing Seal on Murals
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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273

Vol Op - Wild Basin Workday
Start: 8:30 am
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Wild Basin Workday01/9/10Like to get dirty, work hard, and have fun? Then join volunteers for trail maintenance, invasive plant removal, revegetation, erosion control, and other land management projects on the second Saturday of each month. Date: Saturday, January 9 2010Time:  8:30am-12:00pmLocation:  Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, 805 N. Capitol of TX Hwy (West Austin-78746)  Contact:  For more details, email hike@wildbasin.org or call 512-327-7622, ext 17.Note: Wear hiking boots or sturdy shoes and long pants with a long-sleeved shirt; bring bottled water and gloves, plus a day/fanny pack to carry personal items. You need your hands free! Dress for the weather: hat & sunscreen for solar protection; raincoat/light jacket if it's chilly or raining lightly. We don't go out in thunderstorm conditions.Website: www.wildbasin.org

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 9:00 am
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Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate.    
01 / 10
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Put the Finishing Seal on Murals
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End: 01/15/2010 - 18:24

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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273
01 / 11
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Put the Finishing Seal on Murals
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End: 01/15/2010 - 18:24

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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273

KAB Volunteer Leader Training
Start: 6:15 pm
End: 9:00 pm

Become a KAB Project Leader & Ambassador! KAB staff is impressed and inspired by volunteers on a daily basis, which is why we are upping the ante on volunteering and confident you will respond. Take volunteering to the next level – become a KAB Ambassador. On Thursday, January 27th KAB will be leading a free 3-hour Volunteer Project Leader Training. Build the confidence, knowledge and skills necessary to lead an effective cleanup, school garden workday, or to lead education activities. The 3-hour workshop will include a 2-hour session on effective project management and a 1-hour breakout session specializing on KAB focus area of your choice: clean, beautify, and educate. All participants are required to lead 2 projects within 6 months of the course.   Leadership Training Date and Time: Thursday, January 27th, 6:15-9pm Location: KAB office – 55 North I-35, Suite 235, 78702Contact: Monica Lopez Magee at 512.391.0619 or at monica@keepaustinbeautiful.orgNotes: snacks provided   2-hour Volunteer Project Leader Training - Learn how you can become a leader & advocate in the community, address critical social issues & develop the skills, knowledge and abilities to organize projects and lead educational activities in the Austin community. Space is limited to 40 participants.   1-hour breakout sessions provide specialization in the following areas. Space is limited in each session to 15 participants.

  • Clean– Is litter a pet peeve that you want to eradicate, or have you already led cleanups but want to take them to the next level? Learn how to get supplies and logistical support, enrich your cleanup with engaging activities, and visit a nearby waterway to identify site logistics, address safety concerns, and spot trash pockets. 
  • Beautify – School gardens are a valuable teaching tool for youth but need lots of maintenance. In this session learn how to conduct a site assessment to identify garden needs, organize volunteers in groups, get the supplies you need, and walk through basics of garden maintenance. For completing the project commitment after the training, trainees in this area may connect with a KAB school garden project or work with a school of their choice.
  • Educate – Delve into hands-on activities on compost, bugs, recycling, and litter to prepare yourself to represent KAB while leading tabling activities at school, corporate, community and city-wide festivals and fairs.

All participants are required to attend the full 3-hour training and lead 2 projects within 6 months of the course. The project may be in your trained area or in any of the KAB focus areas. As a KAB Ambassador you are assisting as we grow our outreach, raise environmental awareness and support community projects. KAB relies on leaders like you to achieve its mission. Trained Volunteer Project Leaders are eligible for mini-grants from Hands on Central Texas. Grants are up to $250 and aimed at covering the cost of supplies to carry out an effective second project.   @font-face {
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01 / 12
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Put the Finishing Seal on Murals
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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273
01 / 13
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 3:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate. 
01 / 14
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
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End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273
01 / 15
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
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Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

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Put the Finishing Seal on MuralsFlexible, Jan 7-15Volunteer artists from the Robertson Hill Neighborhood Association have been hard at work creating murals that reflect their neighborhood.  This project is part of a 2009 KAB Grant www.keepaustinbeautiful.org/nbg2009robertsonhillna and once complete the murals will decorate eight vacant houses awaiting restoration.  Once the homes are restored the murals will find a new home, still within the neighborhood, at Kenny Dorham's Backyard. The murals are all complete but just need to be sealed to protect them from the weather.  Two or three mural backs or fronts can be done at a time (in garages and must stay upright) which takes under 2 hours; they need at least 6 hrs to dry before doing the other side. Two back are sealed already and just needs some touchup, so that means 8 fronts and 6 backs still need to be sealed.  Date/Time: Flexible, January 7th – 15th Contact: Valerie at RobertsonHill@gmail.com or 457-0273
01 / 16
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op: MLK Day of Service
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MLK Day of Service01/16/10Like Dr. King, Hands On Central Texas believes everyone can achieve greatness through service to others. The MLK Day of Service volunteer projects and activities will help volunteers understand how to use Dr. King’s blueprint for civic and social activism to affect social change in our community. It is a day of volunteering to feed the hungry, rehabilitate housing, tutoring those who can't read, mentoring youngsters, and many other projects for building the beloved community of his dream.  Start the day with a Kickoff entitled “Reflecting on the Dream,” a civic engagement session that will focus on Dr. King’s philosophies and why they are still relevant today.  Date:  Saturday, January 16, 2010Time:  8:30am-3pmRegister:  http://handsoncentraltexas.org/projects/viewProject.php?_setFlag=specialevent&_clearFlag=course&_mode=search&_submode=simple&_action=search&ixSpecialEvent=28 Contact:  Diana Santos at diana.santos@unitedwaycapitalarea.orgKickoff Location: Huston-Tillotson University Davage-Durden Union Building, 900 Chicon St, 78702•Volunteer Check-In: 8:30am – 9:00am•"Reflecting on the Dream" program: 9:00am - 10:00 am•Service Projects: 10:30am – 3:00pm All volunteers are required to check-in at Huston-Tillotson University starting at 8:30am!

Vol Op - Bull Creek Greenbelt Workday
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Bull Creek Greenbelt WorkdayJanuary 16, 2010Join volunteers for a Bull Creek Greenbelt workday from 9am-12pm on Saturday, January 16th. Volunteers will pick up trash from the greenbelt and also clearing Christmas decorations from the 360 roadside (salvageable decorations will be donated for re-use), manage invasives, check seed plots, maintain trails and remove wire. With so much Please contact George Innis at gsnsj@sbcglobal.net or 340-9932 by Thursday the 14th so that organizers can provide adequate tools and break goodies.Date: Saturday, January 16th Time: 9am-12pmLocation: 5304 Old Spicewood Springs Rd. (NW Austin – 78731)RSVP: Please contact George Innis at gsnsj@sbcglobal.net or 340-9932 by Thursday the 14th so that organizers can provide adequate tools and break goodies.

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 9:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate.   

Vol Op - Trail Building Day at Slaughter Creek
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Trail Building Day at Slaughter Creek01/16/10 & 1/17/10The Austin Ridge Riders Mountain Bike Club is hosting a trail building day at Slaughter Creek where volunteers will be armoring a short section of trail with stone.  Please wear sturdy shoes or boots, sun block, bug repellent, work gloves, eye protection, WATER, & food (i.e., energy bars and/or sandwich). In the case of heavy rain, the trail work day will be rescheduled.  (This Event Is Eligible For Pay Dirt Hours)Date: Sat and Sun, January 16 & 17Time: 9:00am – 2:00pmLocation: 9901 Cmp Ben McCullough Rd. (aka: FM1826) at Slaughter CreekContact: If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Britt Jones at bikejones2426@yahoo.com  or call 512-423-0889.Directions: From Austin, go to the Y in Oak Hill.  Continue west on Hwy 290 and turn left onto Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826 (third traffic light after the Y). Drive approximately 2 miles, cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot. From Circle C and other areas in South Austin, take Slaughter Lane to Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826. Turn left on Camp Ben/1826. Drive approximately 1 mile. Cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot.
01 / 17
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
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Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

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Trail Building Day at Slaughter Creek01/16/10 & 1/17/10 The Austin Ridge Riders Mountain Bike Club is hosting a trail building day at Slaughter Creek where volunteers will be armoring a short section of trail with stone.  Please wear sturdy shoes or boots, sun block, bug repellent, work gloves, eye protection, WATER, & food (i.e., energy bars and/or sandwich). In the case of heavy rain, the trail work day will be rescheduled.  (This Event Is Eligible For Pay Dirt Hours)Date: Sat and Sun, January 16 & 17Time: 9:00am – 2:00pmLocation: 9901 Cmp Ben McCullough Rd. (aka: FM1826) at Slaughter CreekContact: If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Britt Jones at bikejones2426@yahoo.com  or call 512-423-0889.Directions: From Austin, go to the Y in Oak Hill.  Continue west on Hwy 290 and turn left onto Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826 (third traffic light after the Y). Drive approximately 2 miles, cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot. From Circle C and other areas in South Austin, take Slaughter Lane to Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826. Turn left on Camp Ben/1826. Drive approximately 1 mile. Cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot.
01 / 18
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 19
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 20
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 3:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate. 
01 / 21
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 22
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 23
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt Cleanup and Invasive Species Removal
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West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt Cleanup and Invasive Species Removal1/23/2010 (originally scheduled for 1/16 but moved due to heavy water in the creek)Please join volunteers and help restore the natural health and vitality of the greenbelt.  Volunteers will meet the third Saturday of every month through May of 2010.  Coffee in the morning and refreshment at the end of the work session will be provided. Keep Austin Beautiful will loan volunteers some tools, but if you have handsaws, shovels or rakes, please bring those. Organizers also recommend wearing boots, long pants, long- sleeved shirt and gloves as protection against poison ivy. Date: Sat, January 23, 2010Time: 8:30am – 1:00pmLocation: South 6th Street entrance to the greenbelt. (Central Austin – 78704)  Please meet at the park entrance in the 1200 block of South Sixth St.   Note: if you see taverns & bars you are on the wrong Sixth Street.Contact: To confirm work days, or for questions, please contact:  Ingrid Weigand at urpprods@earthlink.net or by phone: (512) 663-4632  

Vol Op - Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day
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Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day1/23/2010 and 1/24/2010 Come out and join the Austin Ridge Riders Mountain Bike Club on a fun trail building day!  Make sure to wear sturdy shoes or boots, sun block, bug repellent, work gloves, eye protection, WATER, & food (i.e., energy bars and/or sandwich). In case of heavy rain on Saturday, the trail work day will still be scheduled for Sunday.  Date: Sat, Jan.23rd and Sun. Jan.24thTime: 9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: 9901 Camp Ben McCullough Rd. (aka: FM1826) at Slaughter CreekDirections From Austin, go to the Y in Oak Hill.  Continue west on Hwy 290 and turn left onto Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826 (third traffic light after the Y). Drive approximately 2 miles, cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot. From Circle C and other areas in South Austin, take Slaughter Lane to Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826. Turn left on Camp Ben/1826. Drive approximately 1 mile. Cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot.Contact:  If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Britt Jones at bikejones2426@yahoo.com  or call 512-423-0889.

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 9:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate.   
01 / 24
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day
Start: 9:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day1/23/2010 and 1/24/2010 Come out and join the Austin Ridge Riders Mountain Bike Club on a fun trail building day!  Make sure to wear sturdy shoes or boots, sun block, bug repellent, work gloves, eye protection, WATER, & food (i.e., energy bars and/or sandwich). In case of heavy rain on Saturday, the trail work day will still be scheduled for Sunday.  Date: Sat, Jan.23rd and Sun. Jan.24thTime: 9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: 9901 Camp Ben McCullough Rd. (aka: FM1826) at Slaughter CreekDirections From Austin, go to the Y in Oak Hill.  Continue west on Hwy 290 and turn left onto Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826 (third traffic light after the Y). Drive approximately 2 miles, cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot. From Circle C and other areas in South Austin, take Slaughter Lane to Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826. Turn left on Camp Ben/1826. Drive approximately 1 mile. Cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot.Contact:  If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Britt Jones at bikejones2426@yahoo.com  or call 512-423-0889. 
01 / 25
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 26
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 27
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 3:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate. 
01 / 28
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
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Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Red Bud Isle WorkDay
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Red Bud Isle WorkDay1/28/2010  Typically workdays at Red Bud Isle are on the weekends, but there have been requests to have some on the weekdays!  The Forestry Dept will be at the park to conduct a demo of proper pruning techniques to get things started. From there volunteers will do some much needed pruning (nothing too manicured) and other related tasks. If you feel like rolling up your sleeves to help get the park in shape, please rsvp to Bern as soon as possible. The organizers would like to have a good idea of headcount to plan workload accordingly. (Bern will send another note to those interested with details of what to wear, where to meet, etc. early next week.  Please contact him below.)Date: Thursday, Jan. 28th Time: 9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: Red Bud Isle, 3401 Red Bud Trail Unit Cr.Contact: Bern Abplanalp berna@austin.rr.com
01 / 29
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
01 / 30
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Ecological Literacy Workday
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Ecological Literacy Workday1/30/10           Combining volunteer work with learning about local ecology, the Ecological Literacy Day at Hornsby Bend begins with several hours of outdoor work - ranging from trail maintenance to habitat restoration to work in the native plant nursery - and ends with at least an hour of learning about local ecology - birds, bugs, and more! Wear boots and work clothing, and be sure to bring your binoculars.When:  Saturday, January 30th  9am-1pmWhere:  Hornsby Bend, 2210 South FM 973 (SE Austin – 78725)Contact:  Kevin Anderson at Kevin.Anderson@ci.austin.tx.us or 512-972-1960

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 9:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate. 

Vol Op - Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day
Start: 9:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day1/30/2010 and 1/31/2010 Come out and join the Austin Ridge Riders Mountain Bike Club on a fun trail building day!  Make sure to wear sturdy shoes or boots, sun block, bug repellent, work gloves, eye protection, WATER, & food (i.e., energy bars and/or sandwich). In case of heavy rain on Saturday, the trail work day will still be scheduled for Sunday.  Date: Sat, Jan.30th and Sun. Jan.31stTime: 9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: 9901 Camp Ben McCullough Rd. (aka: FM1826) at Slaughter CreekDirections From Austin, go to the Y in Oak Hill.  Continue west on Hwy 290 and turn left onto Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826 (third traffic light after the Y). Drive approximately 2 miles, cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot. From Circle C and other areas in South Austin, take Slaughter Lane to Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826. Turn left on Camp Ben/1826. Drive approximately 1 mile. Cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot.Contact:  If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Britt Jones at bikejones2426@yahoo.com  or call 512-423-0889.

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This Event Is Eligible For Pay Dirt Hours

Vol Op: Pennyback Bridge Rappeling Cleanup
Start: 9:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

Pennyback Bridge Rappeling Cleanup1/30/2010 On January the 30th, 2010, The Central Texas Mountaineers,  Keep Austin Beautiful, and the crack team of nature-scalin', trash-pluckin', super heroic volunteers known as "US" will again fight evil litterbug activity and make things better by cleaning up The [360] Pennybacker Bridge from 9:00 a.m. to noon.  Volunteers make a HUGE difference to keep trash and toxins OUT of Lake Austin and Lady Bird Lake (and beyond!) by cleaning up the ridge and base of the northwest west side of the [360] Pennybacker Bridge. A few of the volunteers are going for barbecue at The County Line afterwards. What to wear? Winter coats, hats, thermals as needed, but definitely wear long pants, long-sleeved shirts, sunglasses / protective eye wear or sunglasses, work gloves, sturdy hiking boots, or shoes with good outdoor tread.  Bring a change of clothes if desired because people get DIRTY doing this. BRING water.  It's challenging to say the least, so let's keep hydrated.  Everyone needs to sign the release of liability.  Parents with kids must supervise their kids closely.  This includes pets!  One of the organizer's good friend and Rottweiler/Mastiff, Bruno, will be on hand again to MC and boost morale with his fabulous presence. Non-experienced climbers will leave the rappelling and climbing to the experienced climbers with Central Texas Mountaineers headed by Gary Ellis. There is one spot at the base of the ridge that seems to be THE collection pocket of trash/garbage and several volunteers will be needed there and more volunteers will need to human chain many bags from that point. Date: Saturday January 30th, 2010Time:  9am to 12 noon.  (Come earlier if you want to get a head start and Stephen Finos, one of the leaders, will be there between 8 & 8:30am)Location: NW corner of the Pennyback Bridge over Lake Austin & Loop 360 (West Austin)Contact: Stephen Finos at stevfino@yahoo.com 

Vol Op - Uplift Austin CommUnity Volunteer Days
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Uplift Austin CommUnity Volunteer Days 1/30/2010 and 2/20/2010Uplift Austin has two CommUnity Volunteer Days coming up at KIPP Austin Collegiate - please come help the students implement the landscaping project they designed to improve their campus! Type of labor: Gardening/landscaping Suitable for: Anyone! No special degrees or skills required.  Seeking folks who enjoy digging, planting, and other forms of gardening-related physical labor. (Children under age 13 must have an adult guardian present.) Materials: If you have your own gardening gloves or tools, please feel free to bring 'em! (If you don't, no worries!) Water and light snacks will be provided. Volunteers are welcome to come either or both days, in any time frame that suits your schedule!  Date: Sat, Jan. 30th and Sat. Feb. 20thTime: 10:30am – 3:00pmLocation: KIPP Austin Collegiate - 8509 FM 969, Building 676Contact: Please RSVP to Site Coordinator, Adrienne Clements, at adrienne@upliftaustin.org Note: Uplift Austin will have a Community Volunteer Day at Garza High School on Saturday, February 26 - please save the date; more information will be posted soon! 
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Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day
Start: 9:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

Slaughter Creek Trail Building Day1/31/2010 Come out and join the Austin Ridge Riders Mountain Bike Club on a fun trail building day!  Make sure to wear sturdy shoes or boots, sun block, bug repellent, work gloves, eye protection, WATER, & food (i.e., energy bars and/or sandwich). In case of heavy rain on Saturday, the trail work day will still be scheduled for Sunday.  Date: Sun. Jan.31stTime: 9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: 9901 Camp Ben McCullough Rd. (aka: FM1826) at Slaughter CreekDirections From Austin, go to the Y in Oak Hill.  Continue west on Hwy 290 and turn left onto Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826 (third traffic light after the Y). Drive approximately 2 miles, cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot. From Circle C and other areas in South Austin, take Slaughter Lane to Camp Ben McCullough Rd./FM1826. Turn left on Camp Ben/1826. Drive approximately 1 mile. Cross the low water bridge over Slaughter Creek and the property/gate entrance will be on your left.  Drive up the driveway to the parking lot.Contact:  If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Britt Jones at bikejones2426@yahoo.com  or call 512-423-0889.

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This Event Is Eligible For Pay Dirt Hours 
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Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
02 / 2
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
02 / 3
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 3:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate. 
02 / 4
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
02 / 5
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
(all day)
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.
02 / 6
Ed: Get Growing and Keep Going Conference
End: 4:30 pm
Start: 01/06/2010 - 10:00
End: 02/06/2010 - 16:30

Get Growing and Keep Going ConferenceMark your calendars for the Get Growing Keep Going school garden conference on February 6th. Signup for a KAB’s green gardening or soil workshop or for one of the many sessions to discover how to green your school. This is a great opportunity to connect with local organizations and identify resources for building sustainable school gardens. Feb. 6, 2010 - 8am - 4pmGarza Independence High School1600 Chicon St., Austin, TX Questions contact: Martha Cason, martha_cason@yahoo.com 
www.austinsgn.org
KAB Sessions at the Get Growing Keep Going Conference  Green GardeningDiscover how native plants make for easy gardens and the important role native plants play in filtering pollutants. Join us to find out how naturally occurring plants improve soil health, protect groundwater and diversify habitats. Models will demonstrate surface runoff versus infiltration and hands-on activities will emphasize building a native garden bed and the roles of natives.  The Dirt on SoilYou may be surprised to know that soil is not a necessity of plants but it does help plants meet basic needs by giving them a place to anchor their roots and take in water and minerals. Join us to discover explore the science of soil, make soil observations, and learn how to build your garden from the ground up with the right soil structure and composition.

Vol Op - It’s My Park Day
Start: 8:00 am
End: 8:00 pm

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It’s My Park Day 3/6/2010 Last year, 2,500 volunteers attended more than 60 projects at parks all over town. Projects, led by neighborhood groups, individuals, and organizations, ranged from simple pruning and painting to highly technical drainage control improvements. Some groups attracted additional volunteers by including live music, an educational component, a picnic, or other activities. It’s My Park Day has three major purposes:

  • To get much needed park work done
  • To expand the volunteer base for future projects at your park and others
  • To grow park leaders by providing an accessible way to get started

Lead a Project:All It’s My Park Day projects are led by volunteers.  Guidance, volunteer recruitment, tools, and tee shirts will be provided. You provide the enthusiasm and ideas. Date and Time: All day on Sat, March 6th Location: Parks throughout AustinContact:  You’ll find all the volunteer information at: http://connect.austinparks.org/site/GetTogether?gettogether=activity_splash&cal_activity_id=1020

Vol Op - Mary Moore Searight Park Off-Leash Nature Trail Project
Start: 9:00 am
End: 12:00 pm

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Mary Moore Searight Park Off-Leash Nature Trail Project2/6/10Austin Parks Foundation has provided a grant for ecological restoration in the north end of Mary Moore Searight Park.  This project will include tree installation, and seeding of native grasses and wildflowers in the open areas.  Many decaying ash junipers have already been removed and mulched by a forestry mower.  Volunteers will be needed to transplant seedlings of tree species from the adjacent forest that are not available from local nurseries.  A very exciting addition to the project will be the installation of a solar powered irrigation system to get the new trees established.  Date:  Saturday, Febuary 6, 2010Time:  9am-12pmLocation: 907 Slaughter Ln., 78748. Enter the trail from 1st street, just south of Slaughter Lane, on the right side of the street, where the trees begin.  You can Google the location using 10000 South 1st Street, Austin, TX 78748.  It should show a spot on the Northeast side of Mary Moore Searight Park.Contact: Please RSVP to Claire Sorenson, csorenson1@austin.rr.com or on the Facebook site listed below http://sites.google.com/site/slaughtercreektrails/HomeBecome a member, sign up for events, even RSVP at our Facebook site: http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/group.php?gid=176873979247

Vol Op - Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market Zero Waste Initiative
Start: 9:00 am
End: 1:00 pm

Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market – Zero Waste InitiativeEvery Saturday and Wednesday Like landfills? If that’s a big no, come be a part of a momentous zero-waste project at two fun-filled Austin Farmers’ Market (AFM) locations. Help assist customers with recycling, compost, and landfill material and help the market achieve its zero-waste goal! Date and Time:  Six volunteers needed every Saturday at the downtown AFM (3 volunteers 9am-11am and 3 from 11am-1pm) and 4 volunteers needed every Wednesday at the Triangle AFM (2 volunteers from 3pm-5pm and 2 more from 5pm-7pm).Location: Downtown Austin Farmers’ Market 4th & Guadalupe (78701) and the Triangle Austin Farmers Market 45th and Lamar (78798)  Contact Rebecca Saltsman below for detailsContact: Rebecca Saltsman email: debi@sustainablefoodcenter.ccsend.com.   Let Rebecca know which shift you'd like and how many times a month you can participate. 
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