Ecolocalizer Live Tweeting From the Bioneers Conference
Ecolocalizer is at Bioneers! I’m live tweeting from the Bioneers Conference in San Rafael, CA all weekend. You can follow along at @Ecolocalizer or get the ecolocalizer Twitter widget Box.
Founder Kenny Ausubel coined the word bioneers in 1990 to describe “an emerging culture of social and scientific innovators who are mimicking nature’s operating instructions to serve human ends while enriching the web of life.”
Of course I’ll be following up with a report back of the most inspiring and exciting ideas and projects.
You can also see the Bioneers keynote speakers streamed live Saturday and Sunday morning.
Check out some past videos on the Bioneers Youtube Channel. Here’s Brock Dolman from Bioneers 2009 speaking about water & conservation, appropriate for today’s Blog Action Day theme. Dolman is a watershed and permaculture expert at the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center‘s WATER Institute.
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About the Author
Ryan Van Lenning I'm a Bay Area writer and organizer focusing on issues of sustainability and social justice. I'm particularly passionate about urban agriculture & food justice, sustainable cities, alternative economics, clean energy, and eco-justice for all. I try to focus on citizen action and positive successful projects and ideas. I have worked for nonprofits advocating for sustainable transportation and peace issues and taught environmental ethics, philosophy, and comparative religion at a college in Ohio before moving to the Bay Area. When I'm not engaged in yerba mate fueled ink-slinging, you can find me traveling, organic gardening, participating in a local demonstration or direct action, or hiking the trails. I also write for Oakland Local, Truthout, Matador Change, and Terrain Magazine. Follow me at @vanlenning and visit my blogs at Pull the Root, Travelin' Bones, and Rumi and the Cholo.
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