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Durango Diaries Season 4: How you can help save the environment
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Durango Public Library
Program Room #1&2 Combined
Event Details
Local advocates will share stories of how small movements can grow and how you can make big or small changes to help save the environment.
Nic Borst is the owner of Durango Cannabis Company where he pushes environmental stewardship practices by recycling 95% of the water and all of the soil they use.
Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk is a former co-chair of the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition and continues to work to fight for protections for the national monument.
Shelley Silbert is the executive director of Great Old Broads for the Wilderness, an activist organization that works to preserve and protect wilderness and wild-lands.
Imogen Ainsworth is the City of Durango sustainability coordinator. In that role, she advocates for the responsible use of resources and implementation of environmentally friendly practices.
Nic Borst is the owner of Durango Cannabis Company where he pushes environmental stewardship practices by recycling 95% of the water and all of the soil they use.
Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk is a former co-chair of the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition and continues to work to fight for protections for the national monument.
Shelley Silbert is the executive director of Great Old Broads for the Wilderness, an activist organization that works to preserve and protect wilderness and wild-lands.
Imogen Ainsworth is the City of Durango sustainability coordinator. In that role, she advocates for the responsible use of resources and implementation of environmentally friendly practices.
Event Type(s): Adult Event
Age Group(s): All Ages
