HCCA's theme this year was "We All Live Downstream"

Wendy, Meghan, and Grace getting ready for the parade!

The King and Queen of Soul dancing with the Red Lady!

Please save the date on September 9, 2010 to attend the Gunnison Regional Sustainability Roundtable from 12:30 - 4 PM at the Aspinall Wilson Center in Gunnison. This is a chance to discuss sustainability issues with a wide range of stakeholders and represent the issues that are important to you. We hope to see you there!

When and Where

Thursday, September 9, 2010 from 12:30-4:00pm

Hosted at the Western State College Aspinall-Wilson Center, 909 E. Escalante Drive, Gunnison

Snacks and refreshments provided, $10 donation requested.

About the Gunnison Regional Sustainability Roundtable

Alliance For Sustainable Colorado and Co-hosts Governor's Energy Office, Town of Crested Butte, Office for Resource Efficiency, High Country Citizens' Alliance, Crested Butte/Mt. Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce - Think Local First Program, B2 Building Science and Western State College Center for Environmental Studies
invite you to a Regional Sustainability Roundtable.

You are invited to attend this roundtable to:

* Identify what's working in the community;
* Receive an overview of local and statewide sustainability efforts;
* Review local priorities in need of long-term attention identified in the pre-meeting survey;
* Identify promising community developments, sustainability practices, and locals that can solve those problems;
* Make contacts and build relationships to foster regional and statewide networks.

Who's Invited
Community leaders from all sectors (non-profit, business, government, education, religion, philanthropy, etc)

About the Regional Sustainability Roundtable Meetings
The Alliance for Sustainable Colorado is conducting a series of eight Roundtables around Colorado in 2010 to bring together local leaders across all sectors to share challenges and solutions to achieving long-term economic, social and environmental sustainability. Information and ideas shared at these meetings will be made available to all participants, and will be compiled in a statewide report to be presented to government agencies, elected officials, non-profit organizations, business associations and university classes.