Christopher Silva, Author at Marion Institute

Photo Recap: Herb Spiral Workshop, hosted by GROW Education and SEMAP

August 18, 2017
GROW EDUCATION

On Tuesday, August 15, GROW Education and SEMAP – Southeastern Massachusetts Agricultural Partnership hosted a workshop that introduced gardening enthusiasts to the basics of planning, constructing, planting, and caring for a spiral herb garden

SouthCoast Energy Challenge Has Partnered with Pick My Solar

August 14, 2017
ENERGY CHALLENGE, Energy Challenge Box 2, Uncategorized

The SouthCoast Energy Challenge and Self Reliance have collaborated with Pick My Solar as part of a Mass Connect Solar Program.

Fall Fundraiser – Taste of September: “Laying Down Roots”

June 21, 2017
GROW Box 1, GROW EDUCATION

Connector Series: Lyme Disease & Climate Change Event Series with Herbalist Brendan Kelly

June 17, 2017
CONNECTOR SERIES, CS box 4

Brendan Kelly, herbalist and author of The Yin and Yang of Climate Crisis, guest speaker of our events on Lyme disease and climate change.

June 2017 Newsletter: Partnering for Change

June 13, 2017
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MI Quarterly Newsletter – June 2017 – “Partnering For Change”

June 1, 2017
Newsletters

A look into many of the partnerships that the Marion Institute has fostered in past years throughout the world

MI Quarterly Newsletter – May 2017 – “Mom’s the Word!”

May 1, 2017
Newsletters

Where are they now? An update on our Greenhouse Initiatives and how they are changing the world

Living in Two Worlds Photo Gallery

March 27, 2017
CONNECTOR SERIES, CS box 3, Uncategorized

Living in Two Worlds Photo Gallery

Marion Institute to Co-sponsor Local Environmental Action

February 21, 2017
Uncategorized

This year’s 30th annual Local Environmental Action 2017 connects citizens with the information, skills, and experts to effectively advocate for their communities.

GROWing season gets underway with Pacheco School Meet-up

February 21, 2017
GROW Box 1, GROW EDUCATION, Uncategorized

At the dinner, families from a variety of backgrounds shared their know-how in preparation for planting the school's garden this spring.