Community-Supported Agriculture: A Wise Choice for Your Family

Shade-Grown Coffee Supports Wildlife

Conserving Resources When Building or Remodeling Your Home

Dry to Wet-a New Kind of Green Washing

Garden Clean-Up Time is Coming To Colorado

Peak and Prairie Staff

Public Officials

Rocky Mountain Chapter Wish List

Sierra Club Workshop: How to be an Effective Public Participator

Sierra Club Internships Now Available

Classified (not online)

Underwear by the Roadside: Tales from a Coast-to-Coast Litterwalk

Hotline Takes Calls Reporting Attacks on Activists

Sierra Club Office Staff
Rocky Mountain Chapter
1410 Grant Street, Suite B205
Denver, CO 80203

Mary Romano
Office/Communications Manager

Sandra Eid
Legislative Coordinator

303-861-8819
303-861-2436 (FAX)
rmc-office@juno.com
http://www.rmc.sierraclub.org/

Deadlines & Submissions

June/July Issue
Friday April 30, 1999

August/September
Friday July 2, 1999

email submissions to the editor, Kevin Mackessy, at kfmacke@bewellnet.com

drop disks or photographs off at the Sierra Club RMC Office

FAX to the RMC office

A WILL IS A WAY...

To make a substantial gift to protect the environment. If you do not have a will, the state decides how your property and other affairs are handled. Decisions made now can later provide financial security for family, friends and the Sierra Club. You may even direct your bequest to a specific Club program or your home Chapter.

For more information and confidential assistance, contact the Sierra Club Planned Giving Program, 85 Second Street, 2nd floor, San Francisco, CA 94105, (415) 977-5639.