Contact mail@planetdrum.org
or call 415-285-6556 to set up a Bioregional
Tour of San Francisco or a presentation, performance or workshop for
your group. Planet Drum is available to travel to your bioregion.
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(Meet and chat with Planet Drum staff, and see exhibits, books, maps, and
crafts for sale.)
San Francisco, Thursday, 9am-4pm,
April 18, 2013.
Earth Day at City College
Planet Drum will be tabling, providing bioregional
networking, activities and volunteer opportunities at Ram Plaza,
City College of San Francisco.
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San Francisco, Saturday, 10am-6pm,
April 20,
2013.
Earth Day in the Heart of the City
Planet Drum will be tabling, providing bioregional
networking, activities and selling PD publications at Civic Center. For
more information see:
http://www.earthdaysf.org/earth-day.html
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The Bioregional Meetup Group says:
Creating a sustainable bioregional city requires active participation by both government agencies and private citizens. Involvement of everyone is necessary for the ecological survival and success of future human communities.
For more information,
or to become a Meetup Group Member see http://www.meetup.com/Bioregional-Meetup/
The Meetup members often attend Workshop/Workdays, see
below.
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Planet Drum's Bioregional Education Program offers Workshop/Workdays
in partnership with Green City Resources organizations. Community volunteers
learn about a specific places and aid in the hands-on work being conducted there.
Workshop/Workdays to be held in San Francisco
Thursday, April 25,2013, 10am-2pm with a pot-luck
lunch at 12 pm Rooftop & Other Gardens Tour in the
Tenderloin
Meet at
Glide Memorial’s Rooftop Garden, Graze the Roof Project, 330 Ellis Street
and Taylor Street, check-in at the front desk and head directly to the
rooftop garden via (stairs or lift). Also visit
Tenderloin National Forest.
More info at:
http://grazetheroof.blogspot.com/
More information will be posted as it is finalized. Check
back or call us at 415-285-6556.
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Explore urban wild places! See sustainability in action! Learn about native
plants and restoration projects!
Planet Drum is available to give you or your group a bioregional tour in
the Bay Area.
These trips are tailored to your interests, ranging from one to four hours, and can
include a hands-on work component. Call and arrange a tour now for yourself, your family,
your employees group or business, or your school. They're fun, informational, and
will give you a new perspective! (415-285-6556 or
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