In what may be characterized as “transformative,” the Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department is presenting a six-week Sustainability Workshop designed to teach the latest concepts of sustainable living and how to carry them out.
Each Wednesday evening session will explore innovative ways to reduce our environmental impact. Attendees will explore topics such as the social aspects of sustainability, the Engaged Ecology Initiative, water conservation techniques, eco-friendly gardening practices, sustainable DIY and ways to reduce the amount of waste produced by the average citizen. Led by area experts using information pertinent to our area and resources, the workshops aim to provide valuable insights and resources with the goal of fostering a greener, more resilient community in Wimberley.
“We believe that these workshops will provide the community with practical tools and knowledge to live more sustainably,” Natalie Mulin, Program Coordinator for the Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department, said. “By coming together, we can make a significant impact on our environment and ensure a healthier future for generations to come.”
