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SUMMARY:What can Indigenous Cultures Teach the Broader Public about Coping with the Climate Crisis?
DESCRIPTION:Kari Marie Norgaard will share her learnings from nearly two decades of working with the Karuk tribe in Northern California’s Klamath Siskiyou region.  Her new book\, Salmon and Acorns Feed Our People: Colonialism\, Nature and Social Action\, describes the relevance of Indigenous fire science\, and ethics of responsibilities for the broader public at this moment in time. What can we learn from these experiences? How can Karuk worldviews and experience of resisting colonialism and capitalism help move the broader public forward through climate trauma that challenges our self-identity\, destabilizes our western way of life\, and restrains us from real action on Climate Change? Are we open to a new narrative that could serve us better?
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/what-can-indigenous-cultures-teach-the-broader-public-about-coping-with-the-climate-crisis/
LOCATION:Deschutes Brewery Public House\, 1044 NW Bond St\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climate|Equity|Public Lands
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SUMMARY:Food is What Connects Us: Immigration\, Community & Activism
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Amy Harper\, Anthropology Professor at COCC discusses “Food is What Connects Us: Immigration\, Community & Activism at the Dinner Table\n\nMuch of the media coverage on global events today focuses on what divides us. Increasingly the rhetoric has become one of exclusion and protectionism. By focusing on a case study of neighborhood activists in Berlin\, Germany\, this talk will look at ways in which we can bridge differences by coming together to share meals. We will explore ways in which food can be used to build community while celebrating diversity.\n\nThe program is FREE and OPEN to the public but we encourage you to please RSVP to reserve your seat.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSponsored by Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund and the Associated Students of COCC.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/food-is-what-connects-us-immigration-community-activism/
LOCATION:Deschutes Brewery Public House\, 1044 NW Bond St\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Food|Inclusion
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SUMMARY:Last Chance for the Deschutes: Tod Heisler Discusses What’s at Stake
DESCRIPTION:Join LandWatch at Worthy Brewing to hear from Tod Heisler\, our Rivers Conservation Program Director\, to learn about the threats to the Deschutes River Basin\, the “solutions” proposed by the irrigation districts\, and what we can all do to preserve the River for the next 30 years and beyond. \nThe biggest decision-point in our lifetimes for the future of the Deschutes River Basin was triggered last week when irrigation districts submitted a Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Come learn about the plan\, how it fails to address the challenges facing the River\, and what you can do to help change the course of the Deschutes River Basin forever. \nThis is a free event with a $10 suggested donation. Please register. LandWatch members will receive a complimentary drink ticket.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/last-chance-for-the-deschutes-tod-heisler-discusses-whats-at-stake/
LOCATION:Deschutes Brewery Public House\, 1044 NW Bond St\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Water
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191030
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191031
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SUMMARY:Leading on Climate:  Local and state policies establish leadership on climate solutions
DESCRIPTION:Please RSVP in advance!\nRSVP HERE \nJoin us on Wednesday\, October 30th to learn about the Clean Energy Jobs Bill (HB 2020) and Bend’s Community Climate Action Plan (CCAP) and hear from local climate advocates and POW (Protect Our Winters) athletes. \nWe are at a critical juncture with climate policies that can establish leadership on climate solutions at the state and local levels with the Clean Energy Jobs Bill (HB2020) and Bend’s Community Climate Action Plan that will be voted on in the next few months. \nMeaningful action is needed at all levels of government to mitigate and adapt to climate change\, protect the public trust\, ensure a resilient community\, and leave a healthy environment and atmosphere for future generations. Now is the time for our community and state to adopt climate-smart policies that address the impacts of climate change\, complement economic development\, and contribute to a thriving and livable community. Come learn how you can support these local initiatives and be an advocate for change! \nWe will be joined by: \n\nGraham Zimmerman and Stephanie Violett\, climate advocates with POW (Protect Our Winters)\, will share why they worry about more than just powder days when it comes to a changing climate and the importance of climate action. Graham is a professional alpinist who has seen the effects of climate change around the world and Stephanie is a runner\, nutritionist\, and coach based here in Bend.\nZach Baker will give a quick update on the 2019 Clean Energy Jobs bill (HB 2020)\, including the final set of amendments and the cap and invest bill that will be before the legislature in the 2020 legislative session. Zach works for Climate Solutions who has been a leading voice on Oregon climate policy and has over a decade of policy and advocacy experience focused on protecting the environment and promoting public health.\nLindsey Hardy who co-chairs Bend’s Climate Action Steering Committee (CASC)\, which was charged with assembling the Community Climate Action Plan (CCAP)\, will provide an overview of the plan that will be presented to City Council for adoption this fall. Review the CCAP Executive Summary here.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/leading-on-climate-policy-local-and-state-policies-establish-leadership-on-climate-solutions/
LOCATION:Deschutes Brewery Public House\, 1044 NW Bond St\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bend COTA Work Events
DESCRIPTION:When:  Thursday Aug 11\, Tuesday Aug 16\, Tuesday Aug 23 and Tuesday Aug 30\, 5:15 to Dusk \nWhere:  Meet at the old Ray’s parking lot\, NE corner of Simpson Ave and Century Drive in Bend \nWorksite:  Varies \nThere’s only one thing better than mountain biking in Bend\, OR and that’s riding in Bend\, knowing that you helped build and maintain the trails you love. \nPlease bring a hydration pack with water and a snack. \nBe sure to bring appropriate layers to accommodate whatever the weather may be. \nQuestions?  contact@cotamtb.com \nAll COTA trail work events require the following safety measures: \nAll participants are required to have the following protective clothing and equipment: \n\nSturdy shoes or boots\nGloves\nEye protection with clear or light colored lens\nLong pants\n\nDue to COTA’s insurance requirements and the inherent dangers of trail work\, we must implement the following policy regarding children at work events: \n\nFor anyone 14 years of age or younger\, we require one parent\, guardian\, or responsible adult for supervision of every four kids attending any COTA trail work events.\nAll minors under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian available to sign our waiver.\n\nAnyone who arrives for a work event may be turned away if he/she cannot meet the above requirements.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/bend-cota-work-events-2016-08-11/
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SUMMARY:2020 Wild Desert Calendar Release Party
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the release of ONDA’s 2020 Wild Desert Calendar at the Deschutes Brewery Public House in Bend. Meet the photographers featured in this year’s calendar and enjoy a First Friday filled with food\, drink\, and stunning conservation photography from local artists and community members. This event is free and open to all\, so invite a friend to come along.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/2020-wild-desert-calendar-release-party/
LOCATION:Deschutes Brewery Public House\, 1044 NW Bond St\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
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