- Co-op available
- Excerpts offered to Maker Magazine; Orion; Yes! Magazine
- Targeted review mailing to magazines, newspapers and bloggers including The New Yorker; Green Teacher; Sustainable Living Magazine, Mother Earth Living ; Municipal World , homeschooling magazines and blogs
- Promoted to local horticultural groups, park boards and municipal councils
- Academic promotion to colleges teaching community art
- Author will attend World Domination Summit, Portland, July 2014; Maker Faires
- Promotion on New Society Publishers Facebook page, twitter and blog
- Ebook promotion with Kobo and Apple as appropriate
- Electronic galley on Edelweiss
- This book is a guide to creating community eco art installations using waste plant material with a focus on invasive species
- Modeled the quilting bee or barn raising, community eco art projects have a shared purpose, common goal and ultimately provide an excuse to meet neighbors and socialize.
- This book is a training manual that gives detailed how-to information on how to source materials, create projects and lead a local eco art project in their own community.
- Author is a graduate of the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design and has been working on community eco art projects for over 12 years.
- Provides an opportunity for participants to connect with nature in a unique, meditative and community-oriented way
- Techniques are easy to use, can be done with a variety materials and require no specialist skills
Introduction
Places
Chapter 1: Work With What You Have at Hand
Chapter 2: Building for Change From the Ground Up
Chapter 3: Placemaking for Community
People
Chapter 4: Why Impermanence Matters
Chapter 5: Weaving Community Milestones
Chapter 6: Celebrations of Honor and Respect
Chapter 7: Common Threads
Plants
Chapter 8: Working with Invasive Plant Species
Chapter 9: Techniques
Chapter 10: Designing Group Projects
Chapter 11: Green Waste Logistics, Funding and Public Park Partnership
Endnotes
Acknowledgments
Index
About the Author