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Going Green Publications
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Cape Fear’s green living magazineCheck out coverage of Going Green's Environmental Book Club in Encore magazine! Visit the site www.EncorePub.com Read about us in the February 2011 issue of Wilma! —Wilmington's magazine for women.
Cape Fear’s Going Green is a publication serving as the premiere guide for eco-friendly resources and lifestyles in the Lower Cape Fear River basin of North Carolina. This free magazine covers topics designed to help you make choices that save you money, contribute to healthier living, and assist you in being kind to our planet. No matter what your interest in sustainability—stormwater management, green building, or alternate energy; using native plants, protecting our wetlands, or recycling—Going Green has information you can use. Read the Winter/Spring 2013 Issue OnlineSupporting wildlife is our theme for Spring, whether your interest in nature favors fish or fowl. Learn how to attract bluebirds to your own backyard. See how a local catch-and-release fishing tournament gathers scientific information to help our local fish populations swim upstream once again (see “Why We Should Value the Cape Fear River”). And don’t miss the winning photos from Wild Bird & Garden’s Nature Photo Contest. For those looking for a place to volunteer, we’ve printed our online directory of local environmental organizations. New this issue: we’ve added a classified section, and a recipe page devoted to dishes you can prepare with local produce in season. Cape Fear’s Going Green Environmental Book ClubCome join our environmental book club! We meet the first Tuesday evening of the month at Old Books on Front Street in downtown Wilmington. We read both recent work and some of the classics. Coming up: May 14 we'll discuss Soaring with Fidel: An Osprey Odyssey from Cape Cod to Cuba and Beyond by local author David Gessner! Stay Connected with Going GreenKeeping up with Going Green has never been easier. Join us on Facebook, and we’ll post a couple of editor’s picks each week, of events we think might interest you. Sign up for our newsletter, and we’ll email you occasionally, when a new issue’s available, when we’ll be attending a show or event, and when we have other news. And of course we hope you bookmark our online calendar as a ready resource for green activities. Community Eco-Friendly CalendarWhether you’re planning a weekend outing, learning more about the environment, or entertaining out-of-town guests, this eco-friendly calendar for the Cape Fear region is the answer. >>read more
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