Looking back over 2017 it’s clear the FHA Environmental Committee supports individual actions and choices—with posts addressing alternatives to herbicides for weed management, oyster shell recycling, and invasive plant species removal—alongside the bigger picture of sea level rise. To read a post, click the link/story title.
For 2018 expect more posts encouraging simple actions that we—as individuals—can take, reflected in our choice of light bulbs or Zip Cars (mitigate against global warming), improving our recycling and composting (green practices) or participation in the annual Coastal Cleanup and e-Waste Recycling events (stewardship of our environment).
Invasive Sea Lavender Threatens Our Shores
April 8, 2017 Sea Level Rise — How Vulnerable is Marin?
Apr 18, 2017 Lights Out for Dark-Sky Week
Apr 26, 2017 Please Give Our Geese A Break
May 8, 2017 Our Voices Have Been Heard
May 23, 2017 Gardening in the Time of Climate Change
May 25, 2017 Weeds – Down the Rabbit Hole
June 6, 2017 Sea Level Rise – Resilient by Design
June 12, 2017 Learn Weed Management Skills
June 27, 2017 Wild Oyster Project – Volunteers Needed
July 19, 2017 Embracing Sea Level Rise
July 23, 2017 Will Melting Iceberg Affect Richardson Bay?
Sept 17, 2017 Styrofoam, Cigarette Butts, and Plastic: Coastal Cleanup Cleans Up
Oct 22, 2017 Bird Drowned by Party Balloon
Oct 27, 2017 The Plight of the Sea Otter
Oct 31, 2017 Resilience Looks for Community Input
Nov 7, 2017 Community News: Fire Safety and eWaste
Big picture: think globally
Action: act locally