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The “Triple Bottom Line” in Michigan’s coastal communities – Element 4: Walkability
Published on November 8, 2013
Walkable communities can improve the quality of life for residents and visitors, and can also increase economic vitality by supporting local businesses. -
The “Triple Bottom Line” in Michigan’s coastal communities – Element 6: Preserving open space
Published on November 8, 2013
Open spaces and other natural coastal areas function as habitat for native wildlife and provide valuable ecosystem services that improve quality of life for humans and support local and regional businesses along the Michigan shoreline. -
Finding accurate information on the Internet
Published on November 8, 2013
The Internet is a valuable source of information, however caution must be taken to assure the information is correct. -
Community gardens can remain active even when gardening is not
Published on November 7, 2013
Facilitating effective workshops helps to engage gardeners through learning experiences. Learning experiences both enable and energize participants leading to a higher level of dedication and inspiration in your organization. -
How to host a sustainable Michigan Thanksgiving
Published on November 7, 2013
Michigan is a great place to host a sustainable Thanksgiving. We have a lot of local foods from which to choose if you know what and where to look. -
Pumpkins and winter squash are still locally available
Published on November 6, 2013
Locally grown winter squash and pumpkins are still available at many farm stands in Michigan. They are healthy foods that can be stored for many weeks or preserved for later use. -
Diverse local agriculture can advance Michigan Good Food Charter’s goal
Published on November 6, 2013
Small-scale, pasture-based livestock systems are gaining in popularity with farmers and chefs. -
FoodCorps MI participates in National Food Day’s “Michigan Apple Crunch!”
Published on November 4, 2013
Over 2,800 students in eight elementary schools snacked on Michigan-grown apples as part of the “Michigan Apple Crunch!” -
A little muck or a lot of yuck?
Published on November 3, 2013
Study explores the role of fringe wetlands in regulating harmful algal blooms in inland lakes. -
Cutting carbon emissions to improve the climate
Published on November 3, 2013
EPA proposes rules for future utility plants.