Living sustainably in the Triangle. Homes consume roughly half of the nation's energy. The purpose of the group is to learn about energy efficiency, how to make improvements to existing homes, and see examples of homes that use less energy.

The Sierra Club is America's oldest, largest, and most influential grassroots environmental organization. Inspired by nature, we are 1.3 million of your friends and neighbors, working together to protect our communities and the planet. The Capital Group Sierra Club focuses on exploring, enjoying and protecting our local region. We invite you to join us at one of our interesting monthly meetings featuring prominent "green" speakers, for an outing or at a conservation or political meeting or event …

Sweetbottoms Baby Boutique, mother-owned and operated, is proud to offer a growing selection of events, classes, meetups and groups. We are a community that supports natural parenting, natural living and a Green lifestyle.

This group is intended to share information about biodiesel! Folks that are currently processing, folks that want to learn, folks that want to help one another.

… Lime Technology's Hemcrete Whether you believe the greenhouse effect is a hoax or not, leaving a lighter footprint on Mother Earth’s face couldn’t hurt. Building greener houses is one way of doing that. The Renewable House, a U.K.-based demonstration home, features walls made from a mixture of hemp hurds and lime called Hemcrete. Hemcrete is manufactured and distributed by a construction conglomerate called Lime Technology. One of Hemcrete’s biggest selling points is its insulation properties—bu …

Network with small business warriors in the Southpoint/ SW Durham area. Complimentary wine tasting and yummy snacks make for a pleasant, casual and do I dare say 'fun' networking opportunity!

If you live in the area and are interested in alternative home building then it's time we build a community of like minded individuals.

Meet other local tea lovers! Taste teas and talk about tea and the countries and cultures where it is produced. Learn about different types of tea: white, yellow, green, oolong (blue), black, and pu-er. Visit local tea shops and sample their offerings.

… Nutrient density simply means foods that are nutrient rich, such as leafty greens and other vegetables, fruits, beans, nuts and seeds that are packed with antioxidents, phytochemicals and many other micronutrients while at the same time being low in calories. How radical is that? Its not about perfection. The way to tell that you're doing it right are 1, you're loving the food, 2, you're feeling great, and 3, you've greatly reduced or eliminated your need for medications for diabetes, high chole …

… Bonus points if you love Anne of Green Gables. Mega Bonus Points.

The Organicality Meetup is focused on helping women transform into conscious consumers by giving them the tools and support they need to influence human health and the environment.

… Stroller Strides meets at the Village Green in Southern Village every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. This meetup group offers classes and activities in the Chapel Hill/Carrboro area, and we welcome moms from anywhere in the Triangle area. With free weekly play groups, monthly moms night out activities and workouts three times a week, you get the support you need to become a fit, healthy, happy mom. Come out soon and join the fun! If you have questions about any of our act …

… Lime Technology's Hemcrete Whether you believe the greenhouse effect is a hoax or not, leaving a lighter footprint on Mother Earth’s face couldn’t hurt. Building greener houses is one way of doing that. The Renewable House, a U.K.-based demonstration home, features walls made from a mixture of hemp hurds and lime called Hemcrete. Hemcrete is manufactured and distributed by a construction conglomerate called Lime Technology. One of Hemcrete’s biggest selling points is its insulation properties—bu …

This group is for open-minded parents interested in any (not necessarily all) aspects of Attachment Parenting, including: thoughtful preparation for parenthood, breastfeeding and child-led weaning, babywearing, co-sleeping, building a relationship with one’s child based on trust and respect, and positive/gentle discipline. And while many may also share interests in cloth diapering, elimination communication, child-led potty learning, alternative education options, natural family living and birth …