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BASIL Represented at Justice Begins With Seeds Conference Next Week
The BASIL seed library is hosting a panel and seed swap at this year’s Justice Begins with Seeds conference. The conference is all day next Friday and Saturday, May 18th and 19th in San Francisco. Please register and attend this amazing conference, and bring seeds to swap! Read on for details. READ MORE »
Honoring Our Heroes Who Have Passed Away
We want to take a moment to acknowledge some of our environmental leaders who have been laid to rest recently: Earnest Callenbach and Adam Yauch, aka MCA. READ MORE »
Perennial Vegetable Workshop and Plant Sale, This Saturday, 5/12/12
We’ll be gathering at the EcoHouse this Saturday from 10 am to noon to learn from permaculture expert Christopher Shein. Learn to select and grow low-maintenance edible plants and how to naturalize annual crops such as lettuce, arugula, chard, and collards by seedsaving. Bring questions about garden vegetables and fruits. Space is limited, so registration is required. Keep reading for details about the plant sale and info to RSVP for the class. READ MORE »
Stand Up to Support Berkeley Urban Ag Legislation on May 16th!
Please join us at the Berkeley Planning Commission meeting on May 16 at 7pm to support the passage of Edible Gardens legislation! The City of Berkeley has been considering legislation to facilitate the sale of homegrown edibles in Berkeley’s residential areas. The legislation that has been presented to the Planning Commission comes up for a final vote on May 16 in the City Council Chambers. We still need a strong turnout to push this over the finish line!
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