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SUMMARY:EEANM Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday\, November 2\, 2016 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Green Jeans Farmery for an EEANM Book Club Meeting. \nWe will be discussing Gathering the Desert by Gary Paul Nabhan while sampling some of the fantastic foods at Green Jeans Farmery. \nWe will meet in the center of the courtyard on the ground level\, weather permitting. (If the weather is not favorable\, look for us in the Santa Fe Brewery Tap Room). \nFrom Amazon: \n“To the untrained eye\, a desert is a wasteland that defies civilization; yet the desert has been home to native cultures for centuries and offers sustenance in its surprisingly wide range of plant life. Gary Paul Nabhan has combed the desert in search of plants forgotten by all but a handful of American Indians and Mexican Americans. In Gathering the Desert readers will discover that the bounty of the desert is much more than meets the eye—whether found in the luscious fruit of the stately organpipe cactus or in the lowly tepary bean. \nNabhan has chosen a dozen of the more than 425 edible wild species found in the Sonoran Desert to demonstrate just how bountiful the land can be. From the red-hot chiltepines of Mexico to the palms of Palm Springs\, each plant exemplifies a symbolic or ecological relationship which people of this region have had with plants through history. Each chapter focuses on a particular plant and is accompanied by an original drawing by artist Paul Mirocha. Word and picture together create a total impression of plants and people as the book traces the turn of seasons in the desert.” \nAbout Green Jeans Farmery: \nGreen Jeans Farmery is a community-oriented commercial plaza constructed entirely with repurposed shipping containers as modular\, architectural building blocks.  The Farmery functions as an indoor/outdoor gathering place that builds on ingenuity\, fun and localist choices with the message of healthy living and neighborhood.
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LOCATION:Green Jeans Farmery\, 3600 Cutler Ave. NE\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87110\, United States
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SUMMARY:2016 Environmental Literacy Summit
DESCRIPTION:Making Environmental Education Relevant and Necessary in Today’s Education \nTaking a look back over the history of Environmental Education (EE)\, join us on\nFriday\, November 11\, 2016 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.\nfor the Environmental Education Association of New Mexico’s annual meeting along with an opportunity to explore the following: \n\nStatus of the Environmental Literacy Plan\nEnvironmental Education Certification\nCultivating Diversity within Our Community\nOpportunities for Collaboration and Collective Impact\nHow do we measure our impact?\n\nWhether you are a classroom teacher\, non-formal educator\, or a community member interested in environmental education\, please share your voice as we explore ways for the Environmental Education Association of New Mexico to better support you and our EE community! \nWhen: Friday\, November 11\, 2016 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.\nWhere: Rio Grande Nature Center State Park Education Building (please don’t forget $3 for parking)\nWho: Classroom teachers\, non-formal educators\, interested community members\nWhy: Because our voice is stronger and more powerful if we work together! \n\nQuestions? Please visit eeanm.org\, e-mail director@eeanm.org\, or call 505-859-3366.
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LOCATION:Rio Grande Nature Center State Park\, 2901 Candelaria Rd NW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87107\, United States
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SUMMARY:EE On Tap
DESCRIPTION:Come toast our environmental education community while supporting EEANM! \nAfter the Environmental Literacy Summit\, we’ll continue our conversation about EE and enjoy each other’s company at Red Door Brewing Company. \nPart of the proceeds from drink sales will be donated to EEANM.
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LOCATION:Red Door Brewing Company\, 1001 Candelaria Rd. NE\,  Albuquerque\, NM\, 87108\, United States
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