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|| Our 2010 Green Living Workshops

HC3 offers various workshops throughout the year. From Green Cleaning and Backyard Composting to Local Food and homebrewing, our Green Living Workshops are comprehensive, hands-on opportunities to learn about a variety of topics. All Workshops are a suggested donation of $10 unless otherwise noted; pre-registration is greatly appreciated. You can contact HC3 at 668-5703 or email info@highcountryconservation.org for more information about workshops or to sign up. And join us for a Brew-Ha-Ha, Worm Farmin’, or a Landfill Tour. Please check back to download a 2010 Green Living Workshop Schedule!

Thursday, February 11 - Homemade Green Gifts for your Valentine
Looking for an environmentally sound option for your sweetie for Valentine's Day? Doesn't seem like there's a whole lot to choose from when it comes down to the same ol' roses, candy, and animated stuffed animals? How about something homemade, organic, and romantic? Learn how to make your own dreamy bath salts, love butter, and massage oils from the experts. Now that is something you can use! Tracie Mears and Justin Pollack from the Backcountry Herbal Apothecary will show you how to make your own V-Day gift just in time for the 14th. Gifts that your honey will actually appreciate! Join us for this fun workshop and learn about non-toxic products and personal care precautions. Please RSVP for the workshop by calling 668-5703 or email info@highcountryconservation.org. This workshop is $20 to cover the cost of materials - you actually get to take some home for you or your significant other. From 6pm to 7pm at the High Country Conservation Center (518 Main Street) in Frisco.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Wednesday, February 24-
The future of food showing
and discussion
Join us for a great movie and a small discussion on the local and sustainable food movement. Our host, the Alpine Earth Center (formerly Alpine Gardens located at 998 Blue River Parkway in Silverthorne) will show the Future of Food. Click here for more info.