On February 8 Andrea took CCSE's Green Learning Adventure on the road to Del Mar where she joined many other companies, like Genentech and Hewlitt-Packard, in showing students how science and technology translate to the workplace and real life.  As you can read in the UT article, the event was attended by 2500 students from 42 different schools.

Source: http://www.utsandiego.com/

Actor/scholar transforms into famous naturalist

The spirit of John Muir, one of the nation’s earliest and foremost advocates for preserving wilderness and the environment, will come alive during a performance by actor and scholar Doug Hulmes the evening of Saturday, Jan. 14, at the Recital Hall in Balboa Park.

Capturing & storing rainwater and gray water

Using her own North Park home as an elaborate test site, architect Candace Vanderhoff is on a mission to get San Diegans to “mimic the beavers” by building systems that trap water, let it sink into the soil and capture some for later use. With a few simple tools, salvaged materials, lots of mulch and a few large barrels, she can show you how to not only save water and money, but how to help heal the planet as well.

Experts to explore future of local green marketplace

Despite the enthusiasm for green jobs and the massive investment of federal stimulus dollars, the future of green job growth in the San Diego region remains somewhat unclear. Local jobs experts and business leaders will examine the green marketplace during “Growing Clean, Growing Green, Growing Jobs” from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Thursday, May 26, at Cuyamaca College.

Dr. Andrea Cook and Dr. Eric Fetzer participated in the first presentation of the "Climate Conversations" series at the Ruben H. Fleet Science Center.