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Film talks about sustainable living
Saturday, August 23, 2008 | No comments posted.
The Peak Moment film “Building a Local Community and Economy,” will be shown The film will be shown from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Bandon Library.
In the film, Michelle Long of Sustainable Connections explains the movement taking place in Bellingham Wash., to create a network of locally-owned independent businesses and community members as they promote a Think Local First program.
Through projects that focus community awareness on fundamental issues such as local food and farming, green building, sustainable building development and green energy, Bellingham has created a “statistically significant cultural shift” in how community members view themselves, and how they make decisions about their community, a press release said.
For more information, call Terry Mills at 269-9734.
In the film, Michelle Long of Sustainable Connections explains the movement taking place in Bellingham Wash., to create a network of locally-owned independent businesses and community members as they promote a Think Local First program.
Through projects that focus community awareness on fundamental issues such as local food and farming, green building, sustainable building development and green energy, Bellingham has created a “statistically significant cultural shift” in how community members view themselves, and how they make decisions about their community, a press release said.
For more information, call Terry Mills at 269-9734.
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