Houston Sustainability Solutions mini-conference

Sustainable solutions for Houston are only a conversation away.
On Saturday June 18th, 2005, the Houston Sustainability Network will host the Houston Sustainability Solutions mini-conference.
Houston Sustainability Solutions is a mini-conference that brings people together to talk about sustainable solutions for the bioregions that intersect in Houston. We'll begin with a series of conversations about our bioregions then later in the evening hear from experts about some solutions to make Houston a sustainable city.

Bioregional Conversation

1-5 pm Bioregional Conversations
Talk about what's going on in your environment.
Houston is the nexus of three major bioregions:

the Piney Woods, Gulf Coast Prairies, and the Post Oak Savannah.

Bioregions are defined by unique soil, plant and animal life.
Feel connected with other concerned residents of these bioregions to work toward solutions for improving the quality of life for people and nature.

Get connected with other citizens working toward solutions for our bioregion.

8:30 pm Houston Sustainability Solutions Speakers
What would it take to make Houston a sustainable city?
Hear some of Houston's experts speak about solutions for Houston.
Get inspired by speakers such as Cath Conlan of Bioneers and Blackwood Land Institute, and Bob Randall of Urban Harvest and the Permaculture Guild. Attend this unique event and begin to become part of the solution.

This event is sponsored by The Artery (www.arteryhouston.org)
and the Houston Sustainability Network (www.houstonsustainability.net)
which is committed to connecting and informing Houston's citizens about sustainability.

Donations $5-$20 no one turned away for lack of funds.
To RSVP or for more information contact
info@houstonsustainability.net
or
713-480-6303
or
www.houstonsustainability.net/congress.html .

The Artery - 5401 Jackson at Prospect in the Museum District

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