New Links.

Title kind of says it all, but yes, there are new links to look at.
I have been way into Living on Earth radio, which is made in Somerville!
Also, Orion Magazine is pretty great (it's only been a few weeks, but I am in love). There is a book compiled of essay from the magazine called, The Future of Nature, which so far has been really informative, at times, disheartening, but altogether amazing.
The Charles River Conservancy, Drumlin Farm and The Growing Center have all been places that I've volunteered at, and really respect what they are doing for the community.

Okay that's it. Check out the sites! Please leave more in the links(not that I expect many people to be reading this...)
Thanks, Andrea for all the new sites to look at!

Vines, in Union Sq

Feminism, Sustainablity AND Dessert. word.

Tomorrow night Feminism and Dessert at the Center for New Words, will host a talk about Urban Sustainabilty. Laura from the Riles Institute and Jolie from reVision Farm. It starts at 7pm.

Weeping Willow in Somerville, MA

Bushwacked! In the good way...

Morning Glories in the AM

I see these every morning as I walk/most of the time run, to the bus stop. It's funny to think that this little flower holds hallucinogenic powers. And it's legal!
And speaking of hallucinogens, there is an article on Salvia in the NY Times.

Garden Cycles

Bless parties! Without them, I would not have been told about this great project done by three great women. Garden Cycles, which was a bicycle tour of urban gardens and farms from D.C. to Montreal and back! I am totally hooked to this website, and this project. They documented this wonderful trip(you can see the trailer on there website) and view/read all the great places they went too.