Thursday, May 17, 2007

I just looked out the window of my new bedroom. There's a tree that had just a hint, a blur, of green three days ago that already has small leaves!!! It's going to be incredible to watch things grow in the Alaskan spring. (We already have about 17 hours of sunlight a day!)

There's always an amazing assortment of things to do in Anchorage, and about 10 of them are happening this coming Tuesday. Here's one:

Join Us For Our 8 th Annual

RACHEL CARSON CELEBRATION

Remembering the 100th Anniversary of her birth

In commemoration of the ecologist’s life and work

Alaska Community Action on Toxics (ACAT) invites you to come and learn about organic gardening and healthy alternatives to pesticides in commemoration of the birthday and life of Rachel Carson—the scientist and author of Silent Spring.

Tuesday,May 22, 2007, 5:30-8:30PM - FREE Public Event!

Rain or Shine

Kincaid Park Chalet

9401 WestRaspberry Road, Anchorage

Entertainment&Presenters

Film – Silent Spring

FoodVendors&Information Tables

AlaskaWild Plant Walk
Chemical-FreePlant Starts&Compost Tea

Join us for an evening of assorted music, and learn about organic gardening and healthy alternatives to pesticides at this free event.

Sponsored by Alaska Community Action on Toxics, The Alaska Women’s Environmental Network, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

For more schedule and event information, please contact Alaska Community Action on Toxics (ACAT) at 907.222.7714, info@akaction.net, or www.akaction.org.

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