Home Energy Efficiency Workshop

 

Annual Holiday Potluck

 

Greetings Master Gardeners 

Coconino Master Gardener Association 

Invites you and a guest to our

Annual Holiday Potluck

When: Thursday, December 8, 2022, 6:00-8:00 PM 

Where: Serendipity, 2640 W Kiltie Ln, Flagstaff

Please bring a dish of your choice: Main dish, side dish, salad or dessert

CMGA will provide non-alcoholic beverages. And we now have bowls as part of our service-ware.

The gift exchange has always been a highlight of this party. If you wish to participate, please bring a wrapped garden-themed gift if you wish to participate with suggested value of $20 or less.

Please RSVP by 11/28/2022 to:

Elaine Laemmrich at embl19@yahoo.com (928-699-8687) or Mary Gaseau at mmgaseau@gmail.com (928-220-0343) and indicate the dish you will bring and number attending.

We look forward to a big turnout!

CCC Becomes a Bee Campus USA Affiliate

 

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Coconino Community College has joined the ranks of becoming an affiliate of the Bee Campus USA program. The program helps gather the strengths of educational campuses like CCC for the benefit of pollinators, and the college joins other cities and campuses across the country to improve their landscapes for pollinators.

“CCC’s students, faculty and staff are champions for sustainable environmental practices,” said Dr. Christal Albrecht, Interim President. “Becoming a Bee Campus USA affiliate is a natural fit for our college located in beautiful northern Arizona.”

 I am so excited that CCC has committed to becoming an active affiliate of Bee Campus USA,” said Janan Scott, CCC Purchasing Specialist Senior and Master Gardener. “I really feel like it’s a harmonic convergence. Our school garden at the Lone Tree campus is thriving with native pollinator-friendly plants. We’re already a pesticide-free school, our faculty is excited to incorporate pollinator-focused projects into their curriculum, we have the full support of our Facilities department, and our Community Education program is looking forward to expanding offerings to include pollinator education and workshops.”

 

Scott added that it takes cooperation college wide to make a program like Bee Campus USA a success and that pollinator conservation is an excellent common goal for the whole college to work toward.