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The Environmental Leadership Center
of Warren Wilson College
Campus Box 6323
PO Box 9000
Asheville, NC 28815-9000
828.771.3006
Please refer all questions or comments about this website to Phillip Ray Gibson @
pgibson@warren-wilson.edu
Mountain Green Lunch & Learn Series
Building on the success of the 1st Mountain Green Conference in June 2007, Warren Wilson’s Environmental Leadership Center is offering a series of programs in the coming year to engage the community in a conversation about best practices for developing our mountain region. We invite leaders in the areas of sustainable development and green building to our campus to raise awareness of sustainable development practices. Other opportunities for engagement and learning include regularly scheduled Green Walkabouts© and the 2nd Mountain Green: Sustainable Technology Conference scheduled for June 25, 2008.
"Mountain Green" features speakers that are discussing green building design and issues in the context of responsible decision-making and sustainable development.
This is open to the general public.
Photo: Margo Flood, Director of the ELC, presenting to a group of 37 guests during the first Mountain Green Lunch and Learn.
September 17
Margo Flood, Director, Environmental Leadership Center, Warren Wilson: Just what is a sustainable decision and how can we apply this model to development?
October 8
Taylor Barnhill, Executive Director, SouthWings: Sustainability is not optional: Aerial environmental education in western North Carolina and the Southeast United States
October 29
Chuck Smith, Director, Sustainable Development Program, Appalachian State University: How does ASU leverage change in the High Country?
November 12
Robin Cape, Asheville City Council: How is the City of Asheville addressing sustainable development?
