Wednesday, July 08, 2009

New Love Your River poster for streamteams, Project WET




Great new Love Your River poster by Children's illustrator Sherry Neidigh http://www.sherryneidigh.com

Pictures are powerful ways for kids (of all ages) to get excited and learn about the new permeable green cities we are building in the world.

And this poster's focus is Low Impact Development practices kids can take home from school and do at home.

Art in service to a cleaner greener and more just world.

Tim Colman

Low Impact Development poster -- new oil painting by Teresa Fasolino





Call Tim @ 800 -631 3086 for more info and ordering.

See art at Good Nature

Monday, June 01, 2009

Kurtz Bros., Inc: Royalton Supply: Rain Garden Event

Kurtz Bros., Inc: Royalton Supply: Rain Garden Event

Cool business in Ohio building Rain Gardens

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Spectacular Photography: Presque Isle River | Porcupine Mountains Wilderness, Michigan

Photograph: Presque Isle River | Porcupine Mountains Wilderness, Michigan

Flip through this artist's site-- awesome work.

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Friday, March 27, 2009

Opinion | Goodbye first lawn, hello first garden | Seattle Times Newspaper

Opinion | Goodbye first lawn, hello first garden | Seattle Times Newspaper Great op ed piece on lawns and their enormous consumption of resources. Thanks to Ellen Goodman

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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Sea levels rising twice as fast as predicted

Sea levels rising twice as fast as predicted

Sunday, March 08, 2009

Daily Kos: Wall St. Bailout: Is A Massive Scandal About To Unfold?

Daily Kos: Wall St. Bailout: Is A Massive Scandal About To Unfold? Read and weep. Could affect Obama and not in a good way.

Bad news.


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Friday, March 06, 2009

King County wants to hear ideas of farming’s future

King County wants to hear ideas of farming’s future

Here is a great opportunity to influence the future of agriculture in King County.

Your presence is requested to make a difference in the future of farming. I want to see King County fund purchase of conservation easements across rural Snoqualmie Valley to preserve this land in perpetuity for farming.

How about you?

Hope you can make one of these events. And if you cannot-- please join me in writing your King County Council a note to ask them to prioritize protecting remaining farmland -- robust program -- not the anemic nibbles we have today.

There is a survey you can take at the bottom of the press release.

Thanks.

Timothy

Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Obama Suspends Bush Rule on Endangered Species - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com

Obama Suspends Bush Rule on Endangered Species - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com Very good news.

You say elections don't matter. Here is a full two months of elections matter a lot!

Right on President Obama.

Basta

Timothy

Monday, February 23, 2009

Daily Kos: Climate change will be much worse than you think

Daily Kos: Climate change will be much worse than you think Interesting look at best case scenario from the latest UN panel on climate crisis.

Read on ...

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Seattle Great City Initiative

Seattle Great City Initiative Check it out if you are in Seattle area.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

NOAA History - Art and Poetry/Art Gallery/Historic Weather Art


NOAA History - Art and Poetry/Art Gallery/Historic Weather Art/wea00001: "cloud illustration"

Beautiful old map of cloud types from the 1800's by a German artist.

Friday, February 20, 2009

Low Impact Development Video | Polluted Runoff (Nonpoint Source Pollution) | US EPA

Low Impact Development Video | Polluted Runoff (Nonpoint Source Pollution) | US EPA Good overview from EPA on green practices to keep water clean.

WaterBlogged.org Green Roofs - EPA Webcast Feb 18, 2009

WaterBlogged.org Green Roofs - EPA Webcast Feb 18, 2009 Good site on ecosystem services -- low impact practices we can start today to stop storm water, restore groundwater and change the way we think about urban/suburban living.

best fishes,

Timothy

Friday, February 13, 2009

Observatory - Detecting Brain Injuries in Salmon From Hydroelectric Dams - NYTimes.com

Observatory - Detecting Brain Injuries in Salmon From Hydroelectric Dams - NYTimes.com Next time you bang your head on a wall, consider life of a salmon swimming past those dams-- head injuries! Who would have thought?

Well -- it turns out the salmon that are have brain injuries give of a little protein. This has led to discoveries of similar proteins found in soldiers who get head trauma in war.

Read on...

Best fishes,

Timothy