BREAKING NEWS: Calif State Parks will only allow you in FREE to all STATE PARKS if you have an ACCESS PASS. How to get one?? Find out on Smart Green Travel.
Mt. Tamalpais - means ‘Bay Mountain’ - the Coast Miwok Indian definition
Plus, Mom’s and Dad’s, I have an excellent One Day, Mt. Tamalpais plan for your next, all day, and into the evening, family outing. Mt. Tamalpais has one of the best Mountain Outdoor Theater, astrology shows. Can’t you see you and the kids, looking up at the stars, talking about Galileo? Do you know the history of the Gravity Railroad Cars at the East Peak of Mt. Tam? Make it a family, Mt. Tam excursion, and explore the new museum on Mt. Tam where you envelope what life was like in the late 1800’s, for Bay Area residents on the Railroad Gravity Cars! There was no Disneyland back then, and this train was the “E” ticket.
Mt. Diablo
Did you know, 10% of California’s native plants are on Mt. Diablo, and, because Diablo means Devil, a coalition wants to change the name. WHAT? Find out why on Smart Green Travel on Green 960 AM San Francisco or at www.TheGreenMorning.com. Get inspired to camp for one night on this easy access, clean mountain for camping, just minutes from the freeway, Rock City on Mt. Diablo. Hike Mt. Diablo, even if you’re a rookie hiker, and never feel like your exercising or sweating just to enjoy one of California’s first State Parks.
Mt. Shasta
Joe Kidd, a really cool guy I met at San Francisco Green Drinks, shares with you, their connection to nature, that changed them, after choosing to get one, with Shasta’s spiritual, serene, and surreal visual sensations. Why get to Shasta in your lifetime? What’s the big deal with a mountain that John Muir called, the most unpredictable mountainess weather conditions, anywhere in the world? Less than seasoned hikers, show how in love they are with Mt. Shasta, on Smart Green Travel. Green in the Mountains, revealing what a green hiker does, specifically, to reduce carbon footprints with every Mt. Shasta step.
The Grateful Dead & The Rocky Mountains - What did the Grateful Dead do in Denver that didn’t happen in any other city? Is Denver really that Green? Prove it!!! Ok, they did, on Smart Green Travel, it’s all Denver clocking in at #2 for the most Green city I’ve discovered, other than San Francisco. Denver is sooooooooooo couscous to Being Green. Within just a one mile radius, there are three sports green stadiums, the country’s second largest performing arts complex, an assortment of art and history museums, a mint producing 10 billion coins a year, a river offering whitewater rafting, the country’s only downtown amusement park, a new world-class aquarium, more than 8,000 hotel rooms and more than 300 restaurants, most organic beer brewed per day than any other American city and of course, the music. What the Grateful Dead did in Denver, that’s historical, only on Smart Green Travel, with Jerry Hart.
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Steve Sander
Director Marketing City of Denver
Rich Grant
Director of Communications
www.visitdenver.org Headquarters for all things Denver
www.denver365.org for events
www.greenprintdenver.com for what’s Green in Denver
Seth Adams
Director of Land Programs
www.SaveMtDiablo.org
Joe Kidd
Novice Shasta Hiker
Mt. Shasta
Arlene Halligan
Interpretive Associate
Mt. Tamalpais
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Find where waterfalls rarely visited in Yosemite are located and easy to walk too. And, I believe I’ve found the most perfect 3 day Family Staycations for Yosemite, under $200 bucks. OH! Your like me, and you want the 1-2-3 most easiest Yosemite Hikes for lazy people.
Smart Green Travel with Jerry Hart, airs on Saturday’s at 11:30 am on Green 960 AM, or on the WEB at www.thegreenmorning.com
Get the 16 page treasure map that lead you to these cute cubs, waterfalls, and beautiful hiking trails, with a two audio CD tour you can pop in your car, and kick back with, on Smart Green Travel. Plus, National Geographic provides the 411 on Family Eco Vacations.
When you turn on Smart Green Travel, you’re getting a strong foundation of scientific knowledge and authority on green parenting. This episode, featuring Green Guide Families with Catherine Zandonella, Science Editor of National Geographic’s Green Guide Magazine, is a must hear conversation for every thoughtful, intelligent, and eco-conscious parent - a riveting conversation and handbook to the hard decisions we make every day.
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Smart Green Travel with Jerry Hart and National Geo’s, Catherine Zandonella, ensures the most accurate information and the very latest recommendations, taking you through the gamut of hazards and health risks, as well as the constructive things every parent can do to eliminate waste and promote greener living.
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Kris Corey
Audio Tour Guide
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Catherine Zandonella
Science Editor
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Sponsored by Dome Guys: When one of their geodesic domes first comes into view, you’ll feel a sense of wonderment and anticipation. Step inside the dome, and the experience truly feels like no other.
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Is it just me? It’s kind of embarrassing to always end up at the grocery store on the 14th looking at cheesy mylar balloons, bad greeting cards with no matching envelope, and half dead roses. Those mylar balloons sure help me feel green, yeah right… and to boot, buying anything romantic online has never happened in my world.
But going green this Valentines Day, doesn’t mean you have to suck all of the fun out of giving gifts to your sweetie! Why not turn this Hallmark holiday into an opportunity to support ethical and eco-conscious businesses with your dollars while simultaneously showing your special someone just how you feel? From sexy sustainable skivvies to gorgeous green jewelry, check out our Valentine’s Day Eco Gift Guide for everything your main squeeze wants.
You might want to TAKE YOUR BABY’S BREATH AWAY
This breathtaking heart-shaped wreath made of wisps of organic baby’s breath and preserved roses sends all of the right signals with none of the yucky pesticides or overseas shipping.
Go check out more titillating surprises. It’s worth your perusing our friends blog for more Valentines Day eco-gifts for your honey.
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Related Websites My gut says, that the companies born in this recession will be the stuff of legend by the end of the decade. Here’s 5 trends for small business I see coming at us like a storm on doppler radar.
5. Mastering (note: the word “mastering”, not just tapping into) social media is one of the hottest of all online trends.
I thought “Sex” was the most searched term online in 2009. NOT! Facebook” in fact was the most searched term in 2009. (Source: Experian Hitwise)
Big business has discovered what many small businesses already know: Facebook is a great place to advertise.
Hop on the social media train, Jane, because it’s headed out of the station at light speed.
4. Going Local in a green farmers market sort of way: Consumers are increasingly looking for a local angle when looking where to spend their hard-earned dollar.
Example: The explosion of farmers markets across the country. According to Entrepreneur, “there are almost 5,000 farmers markets across the country, the result of more than 5% annual growth for the past five years.”
Additionally, with people staying closer to home right now and with the green ethos growing, home is where the heart (and dollar) is.
3. Sharing vs. Shared Experiences: We are all not watching or experiencing the same thing nearly as much.
For the small business person, it is vital to realize that 1) people look for, and increasingly expect, the personal, and 2) small, localized, immediate user-created media are where the eyeballs are headed.
2. Mobile marketing is exploding. Whether it is creating the Next Big App, offering customers a real-time mobile coupon, or creating a text marketing campaign, in 2010 there will be mobile options galore for small business.
It is a new world indeed.
1. The Start-Up Economy:
The outlook is both brighter and calmer. It is calmer because things are slowly getting back to, if not normal, at least something recognizable. And it is brighter because out of the rubble, a new, vital, innovative start-up economy is being born.
We have entered the era of small business. Whereas GM president Charles Wilson once said “What’s good for the country is good for GM, and vice versa,” it can now safely be said that what is good for small business is good for the country. Consider these statistics.
Small businesses now
• Number almost 30 million
• Employ more than half of all workers
• Constitute 99.7% of all employers
• Constitute 97% of all exporters
• Create the majority of business innovations
(Source: U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy, 2009)
With 10% unemployment for as far as the eye can see, with the unemployed running out of benefits, and with benefits not what they once were for the employed, start-ups of all shapes and sizes are taking root: One person shops, green home-based businesses, part-time ventures, online enterprises, high tech companies – you name it. These are the folks who, with their creative energy, drive, ingenuity, and hard work will be leading us out of this anything but great recession.
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