Come and See What's Growing!

John Jeavons Recommends:

Indigenous plants are often overlooked by modern agriculture, but they offer a wealth of beauty, nutrition and adaptive ability to farmers. John found a trio of books on the native grains, vegetables and fruits of Africa, available to the public for FREE. You can read about them and find links to download these important resources for your library on John's blog, at www.johnjeavons.org.

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Ecology Action's
2018 Calendar of Events

GB Videos Now with Spanish Subtitles

Spanish subtitled GROW BIOINTENSIVE How-To videos are now on YouTube!
Para verlos, haga clic aqui.

Support Ecology Action through AmazonSmile

AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to contribute to Ecology Action every time you shop. When you shop at smile.amazon.com, you'll find the same prices and selection as Amazon.com, with the added benefit that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to EA.

If you're going to buy something on Amazon's website, instead of going to amazon.com as usual, go to smile.amazon.com. Select Ecology Action of the Mid-Peninsula to receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. Your selection will be remembered, and every eligible purchase made at smile.amazon.com will result in a donation. You can also visit your AmazonSmile profile to see the total amount donated through your purchases.

How to Order Ecology Action Publications

Since Bountiful Gardens closed in 2017 we are no longer able to fill orders for our publications for the general public. However, we are working to make all our publications available in electronic format, and hope to have the bulk of our booklets and papers for sale online increasingly during 2018.

To view a list of all the Ecology Action publications, click here. Those listed with links are available through Amazon, or other retailers. Those without links are only available through Ecology Action for workshop participants or interns. We are working to make electronic versions of our booklet series available for download online and anticipate that most will be available by mid-summer. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Memberships Support Our Work!

Ecology Action is a non-profit, environmental, research and education organization,
focusing on sustainable ways of living in general and GROW BIOINTENSIVE mini-farming in particular.

Contribution Levels:
$40 Seed • $60 Garden • $100 Farm • $250 Community • $500 Village
$1,000 Town • $5,000 Region• $10,000+ World of Difference

— Bequests—
Ecology Action now has Bequest plans, including charitable remainder trusts and annuities,
available for those who wish to support our important global self-help food-raising network
into the future. Contact John Jeavons at Ecology Action for more information, (707) 459-0150.

About The Garden Companion eNewsletter

Editor: Leslie Roberts
Editorial Assistance: Carol Cox and Mary Zellachild
Graphic Design and Editorial Assistance: Shannon Joyner
Contributors: John Jeavons, Mary Zellachild, Shannon Joyner, Craig Siska, David Montgomery,
Rachel Laase, Kathy Cantwell and GROW BIOINTENSIVE® friends from around the world.

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