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In Rising, Dispatches from the New American Shore, author Elizabeth Rush explores different ways we interpret, understand and respond to the current changes on the American shore.
You are invited to join the conversation and share your experience reading this year's book. Meet with other community members and a facilitator from the Lake Oswego Library.
Jenny Slepian, the City of Lake Oswego’s sustainability manager, will help with this discussion about what can be recycled and what can’t; she’ll also offer fun, easy and creative ways to replace those plastics with more durable alternatives.
In this special presentation, 350PDX’s Anissa Pemberton will explore how racial injustice and climate injustice intersect and what climate justice activists can do to push forward a just transition away from fossil fuels.
Hear site technician, master gardener and master naturalist Cindy Ellison explain the Backyard Habitat Certification Program, which is managed by a partnership between The Portland Audubon Society and The Columbia Land Trust.
You are invited to join the conversation and share your experience reading this year's book. Meet with other community members and a facilitator from the Lake Oswego Library.
Ruby McConnell is a writer, geologist, and adventuress whose work focuses on nature, the environment, and the relationships between landscape and the human experience.
Join this popular Portland State University scientist for a first-hand view of the impact of rising sea levels on life in Southern Louisiana as he experienced it while teaching there for eight years.
Are we as self-sufficient as we can be? As we should be? What are the pleasures and pitfalls of doing it yourself?
Can we live our Lake Oswego lifestyle and still be environmentally responsible citizens?