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Up one levelSLO County Green Awards 2008
Celebrating and promoting green business practices along the Central Coast
Bill Denneen Names Winner of 2008 Eco-Award
Sarah Christie receives annual Eco-Award sponsored by Bill Denneen
ECOSLO Voted SLO's "Best Friend to the Environment"
The New Times 22nd annual poll finds ECOSLO at the top of the list for best advocate for the environment
Support bike safety and access in SLO
ECOSLO is working with the San Luis Obispo Rotary Club and other organizations to help complete the "missing link" in the Rail Road Safety Trail. The Trail will provide bicyclists and pedestrians a safe route from Cal Poly to the Rail station and eventually past the city limits to Avila Beach via the Bob Jones Trail.
SLO County to Integrate Smart Growth Principles into General Plan
On March 25, 2008, the Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider including "Smart Growth" principles, goals, policies and strategies within the County General Plan. In February, the Planning Commission voted to approve the new policies, leaving only a vote from the Board of Supervisors standing between the County's General Plan and a more sustainable future for the Central Coast.
Victory: Court Nullifies Measure J!
Plaintiffs weigh in on the judge's recent ruling that "Measure J is not a proper subject for an initiative," and why an appeal by the County would be a waste of time and taxpayer money.
ECOSLO Helps Judge Green Business Awards
Our Executive Director weighs in on the state of green on the Central Coast
Does Driveway Car Washing Impact Aquatic Ecosystems?
The Morro Bay National Estuary Program weighs in on a recent study's findings
Fumigant Pesticides Risk Review
ECOSLO joins 30 organizations in analyzing the impacts of fumigant pesticides on the environment and human health
Atascadero Riparian Setbacks: Rights versus Responsibility
By Calvin Wilvert, Professor Emeritus of Geography and Morgan Rafferty, Executive Director ECOSLO
Coastwalk Volunteers Needed
Coastwalk is working to complete the California Coastal Trail (CCT) - a continuous trail along the entire California Coastline. Volunteer and oversight CCT committees for each coastal county are currently being developed to help make this incredible dream.
And the Winner Is....
County Parks Volunteer Day
