“Living Within Our Watershed”
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Thursday, Jan. 7th, 7:30 – 9:30 p.m.

The Outdoor Art Club, One West Blithedale Ave., Mill Valley

Join the following panelists for an informative discussion on learning to live within our scenic 21,000 acre watershed by employing innovative, “low-tech” water conservation practices such as water catchments, rain gardens, household conservation, native plantings and gray water:

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  • Brock Dolman, co-founder of Occidental Arts & Ecology Center, where he is Director of the Water Institute (www.oaecwater.org) and Permaculture Design Program.  Brock is a nationally and internationally noted watershed restoration consultant and expert on rainwater catchments;
  • Dan Carney, Water Conservation Manager for the Marin Municipal Water District, with over 30 years experience in landscape architecture, environmental design, and water management;
  • Paola Bouley, Conservation Program Director of SPAWN (Salmon Protection and Watershed Network), and President of Sustainable Fairfax.  In 2010 SPAWN will be leading MMWD’s rainwater harvesting pilot program.
  • Moderator Norman Solomon, a Marin-based author and political commentator who currently serves as co-chair of the Commission on a Green New Deal for the North Bay.
 
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