Creating a Sustainable Home with Jessica Ullyott

Preserving California's fragile ecosystems can seem like a daunting task, but everyone doing their part in small ways can make a big difference! A lot of us may be aware of a few tips, but do we actually follow through?

Join us onsite at TPF for this interactive class open to all, that will help you create the ideal sustainable home through pragmatic approaches that can be implemented into your every day life. Finding ways for us to co-exist with plants and animals can be achieved. Soon you'll learn it can also be fun, easy, and cost efficient for our families.

Deep dive topics include:

• • Recycling
  • Power Purchasing
  • Waste Reduction
  • Gardening/Landscaping

Every home is different, thus has its unique needs. We encourage participants to bring their questions and open minds. Our conservation expert can help find real world solutions that work for you, your family, and living space.

Content is accessible and ideal for single adults, roommates, couples, parents and even teenagers (ages 13-18). **Special price for those teenage eco-warriors in the family! Must be accompanied by an adult**

Resources:

Intentional - A Holistic Approach to Building and Maintaining a Sustainable Lifestyle by Jessica Ullyott

Jessica Ullyott is a full-time mom with a masters degree in biology from Miami University in partnership with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance and has over 10 years of teaching experience. A published author and founder of Nature Needs SD. The mission of Nature Needs SD is to educate the community about nature spaces, sustainability and environmental stewardship.

Find her at https://www.natureneedssd.org

Host or Publisher Theodore Payne Foundation