Hi,
Here is Saugerties Times article written by Janet Asiain, a member of our Garden Share Group.
We are included with other sustainable food initiatives.
Enjoy!
Dennis
Garden Share Meeting, Wednesday April 8th
Hi Everyone,
Our April meeting is this Wednesday the 8th from 6-8PM in the upstairs room at the Woodstock Library. Our guest will be Ken Greene from the Hudson Valley Seed Library. He is the one who provided us with a 20% discount for seeds for this coming growing season.
Hope to see you there,
Dennis
Garden Share Meeting changed to Thursday, March 12
This is a reminder that due to the fact that Woodstock NY Transition is one of the sponsors of the Wednesday March 11th Winter Movie Night Series, our next meeting is changed to Thursday, March 12th from 6-8 at Craig and Katryna Barbers’ home at 23 Simmons Ct, Woodstock. It will be a potluck.
Our guest will be Aileah Kvashay from Clove Valley CSA. Many of you already have met her at the Woodstock Farmer’s Market and have eaten her wonderful and delicious organic vegetables. Her topic will be “no-till farming, permaculture, and community-building with farming.”
The address is 23 SIMMONS DRIVE IT IS A RIGHT TURN OFF ROCK CITY ROAD, JUST PAST THE WILD ROSE AND THE OLD KENCO PLACE. PEOPLE ARE ENCOURAGED TO CARPOOL AS PARKING IS TIGHT. PLEASE DON’T PARK ON NEIGHBORS’ LAWNS. 679-0779 IS THEIR PHONE NUMBER.
See you then!
Dennis
2015 Grassroots Environmental Water Line
Proposal: To educate and enlist Ulster County citizens in fun, community building experiences that teach us how our watersheds are our lifeboats and prepare us to protect them.
Green Stories to the Rescue from Woodstock Transition offers a dynamic experience of personal storytelling and theatre arts — employing auditory, kinetic, and visual capacities — to expand our ways of seeing and acting upon environmental problems. Members of community groups will learn to focus their memory, imagination and emotional embodied presence as they move into their environmental work. Musicians and poets should join us. We will include walks and talks and storytelling in environmental venues. We will also use appropriate permaculture methods to focus on practical, domestic problems solving for homes and gardens.
We need to put on our creative hats to express our appreciation of the land’s beauty in song and stories and to inspire our souls to keep on giving.
Our collective contributions will lead us into our watershed lifeboat.
2015 Winter Series
Breakthrough Solutions for Restoring People and Planet
Clink the link below to see the schedule & focus of events for this winter’s series, sponsored by WNYT, WLC, WFF & Bioneers.
Woodstock Transition’s 2015 Winter Series
BREAKTHROUGH SOLUTIONS FOR RESTORING PEOPLE AND PLANET
Join us for a series of videos, a film, and community conversations
JAN 28 Watersheds: our Lifeboats – Brock Dolman – Basins of Relation: All Living Things are Linked by Water*
FEB 18 Home Rule & Rights of Nature – Thomas Linzey – Corporate Power and Democracy*
MAR 11 Precautionary Principle – David Suzuki – Restoring Life’s Fabric: The Biological Bottom Line*, Carolyn Ratffensperger – The Precautionary Principle Gains Traction*
APR 1 Symphony of the Soil – a feature length documentary directed by Deborah Koons Garcia*
APR 22 Think Like a Foodshed – Michael Pollan – A Guiding Framework for the Local Food Revolution*
*Videos courtesy of Bioneers – approx 25 minutes
7:00 – 8:30 PM
Mountainview Studio, Woodstock
2015 Winter Series
BREAKTHROUGH SOLUTIONS FOR RESTORING PEOPLE AND PLANET
Join us for a series of videos, a film, and community conversations
JAN 28 Watersheds: our Lifeboats
FEB 18 Home Rule & Rights of Nature
MAR 11 Precautionary Principle
APR 1 Symphony of the Soil
APR 22 Think Like a Foodshed
7:00 – 8:30 PM
Mountainview Studio, Woodstock
Garden Seed Library Letter
Katryna wrote this great letter to the editor of the Woodstock Times about the Garden Share Working Group’s new Seed Library that is now available at the Woodstock Library. Take a look at the letter by clicking the link below.
Garden Share 2015 Vision
Here is a Letter to the Woodstock Times editor, that Jarred Williams and Lala Bhakti authored. It summarizes the Garden Share Working Group’s planning of their vision and hopes for 2015.
Garden Share Meeting this Wednesday the 14th of January
Hi Everyone,
Our next Garden Share meeting will be this Wednesday January 14th at the Woodstock Library upstairs room from 6-8 pm. We will be showing an interview of Vandana Shiva by Bill Moyers and discussing GMO’s and what we can do in our area to insure Seed Freedom.
Here is some information sent to me from Ken Greene at Hudson Valley Seed Library (HVSL).
To become a member of HVSL:
To keep in touch with the Seed Freedom Initiative:
A documentary that Ken and HVSL appears is:
We can try to get a copy of this for a future showing.
Lastly Ken will be in at the NY Public Library in Manhattan on January 14th as a member of a panel discussing the book “Organic” at http://www.nypl.org/events/programs/2015/01/14/organic-gail-buckland-joan-dye-gussow-francesco-mastalia-art-and-food
I am excited to inform you that he is scheduled to be our speaker on Wednesday April 8, 2015 and that our March Speaker will be Aileah from Clove Valley CSA. Hope to see you Wednesday!
Dennis
Important Garden Share Meeting this Thursday (11/13/14)!
Hi Garden Share Members,
I finished planting my garlic and have been enjoying the last of my veggies, especially the greens.
Our meeting this week is very important for our members to attend.
The purpose of the meeting is to plant new seeds for growth and to decide the future mission and vision of the
Woodstock NY Transition Garden Share Group.
It is from 6-8pm upstairs at the Woodstock Library. There will be snacks provided.
Please bring your ideas to share.
See you there
Dennis
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