4th Annual
e3 Winter Fair: Greeening in the New Year!
Saturday, January 28th
11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Hal Holmes Center, Ellensburg
e3 represents "Education, Environment and Economy".
e3 Winter Fair attendees are able to visit booths from up to 30 local organizations, non-profits, and businesses. Each booth describes the ways in which the business, agency, or non-profit organization is supporting and enhancing our community’s economic, environmental and educational well being.
Please contact KEEN for more information - call Diedra at 509.962.1654.
Exhibitor Registration forms available online at www.kittitasee.net or by contacting KEEN at kittitasee@gmail.com.
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e3 Winter Fair Sponsors
| Kittitas Environmental Education Network
Forterra
Ellensburg Library
e3
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Exhibitor Registration Forms
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This is a FAMILY FUN event and we highly encourage you to have one or more of the following
1. Kid's activity
2. take home ideas
3. giveaways
We also encourage you to bring a door prize that will be given away towards the end of the event
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e3 Registration fee for Exhibitors
$25 for Display Only ($35 if registering after January 1st)
$50 for Vendors planning to sell items ($75 if registering after January 1st)
Please use the pay pal button below with your credit card (you do not need to have a pay pal account to use this)
or
mail a check to Kittitas Environmental Education Network
421 North Pine, Suite 216
Ellensburg, WA 98926
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Bowenwork Advantage
(Education, Economy, Environment)
Pain relief therapy that is gentle and treats the whole body. It is a non-invasive treatment that works on all ages.
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Canyon River Bakers
(Economy)
Canyon River Bakers will be providing fresh baked pastries and bagel sandwiches for guests and vendors.
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Cloudview Ecofarms
(Education, Economy, Environment)
Cloudview Ecofarms is a small-scale sustainable and organic farming operation offering Community Supported Agriculture shares, farm-based education, as well as community building experiences. We strive to explore many different paths towards sustainability while building a local food economy for Central Washington and the Columbia Basin communities.
www.cloudviewecofarms.org
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Cascade Land Conservancy
(Education, Environment)
The Cascade Land Conservancy envisions a region that combines spectacular landscapes, a vibrant economy and great places to live.
www.cascadeland.org
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Department of Energy Services
(Education, Economy, Environment)
Ellensburg Community Renewable Park. The City is soliciting contributions from Ellensburg homeowners and businesses wanting to invest in Ellensburg's Community Renewable Project. In return, they will receive all of the power produced by the project in the form of a renewable credit on their electric bill for a period of 20 years.
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Ellensburg Food Co-op(Education, Economy, Environment)“Ellensburg Food Co-op” is a member-owned natural foods cooperative
where anyone can buy, learn about and enjoy sustainably-sourced products
all year long, including local, organic and other natural items; at its
core, the cooperative is about building a healthy community and
supporting local producers.www.ellensburgfoodcoop.org
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Environmental Resource Management Association
(Education, Environment)
Central Washington University offers many educational opportunities for students and the community at large. This exhibit will showcase the Resource Management Graduate Program, the Environmental Resource Management Association (ERMA) and the Gladmar Research and Education Area (GREA)
www.cwu.edu/~erma/
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Ellensburg Holistic Animal Wellness & WA Toxics Coalition(Education, Economy, Environment)
Education about toxins in our environment. Healthy solutions for your pets through Holistic Veterinary Medicine, why it is good for your animals and the planet!www.e-haw.com www.watoxics.org
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Ellensburg Vegetarian Society
(Education, Economy, Environment)
Educational material on heart and planet healthy living!
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Habitat for Humanity
(Economy, Environment)
Kittitas County Habitat for Humanity runs a Habitat Store which takes in donations of new and gently used building materials, appliances and furniture. These donation are sold to the public at a 50% - 95% discount of what one would expect to pay at a traditional store. Those who donate are able to receive an income tax deduction for their donations, while the public saves money making purchases at our store.
www.kchabitat.org
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Hope Source
(Economy, Environment)
HopeSource will focus on the benefits and impact of weatherization as well as easy, do it yourself, low/no cost ways to weatherize your home with hands on examples of quick and easy tools and materials anyone can use on their home, and a model of a home illustrating the differences between a properly weatherized and non-weatherized house.
www.hopesource.us
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Kittitas Audubon Society(Education, Economy, Environment)The Kittitas Audubon Society has an exhibit of several research projects with collected results regarding birds that Kittitas Audubon members perform in Kittitas County. www.kittitasaudubon.org
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Kittitas County Field & Stream (Education, Environment)We are an all-volunteer, 501c3 non-profit group promoting effective conservation, teaching hunting ethics and good sportsmanship, supporting education to prevent pollution and improving and increasing outdoor recreation opportunities, especially hunting and fishing. www.kittitasfieldandstream.org
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Kittitas County Water Purveyors(Education, Economy, Environment)The irrigation water providers and irrigation water users of Kittitas County have made great strides toward improving water quality and enhancing riparian habitat throughout our county. Irrigation water is the reason our valley is green, yet few people really understand the system - where the water comes from, how it's used, and where it goes when t leaves our farms and ranches. The KSWP booth answers these question and provides detailed information on the quality of the surface water we're all surrounded by and reliant upon. www.kcwp.org
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Kittitas Environmental Education Network
(Education, Environment)
Kittitas Environmental Education Network Is to develop, maintain and coordinate a network of practitioners and supporters of environmental education and sustainability in Kittitas County.
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Kittitas Valley Recycling Center
(Education, Economy, Environment)
Kittitas Valley Recycling Center will pay cash for NON-FERROUS METALS (copper, aluminum cans, brass, etc...) and offers a free place for you to recycle your computer or TV.
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Manastash Mapping
(Education, Economy, Environment)
Manastash Mapping provides quality, affordable mapping and geographic analysis to community organizations and businesses in Kittitas County and the Yakima River Basin.
www.manastashmapping.com
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Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group
(Education, Environment)
The "Salmon in our Backyards" project encourages landowners to install buffers of native vegetation along streams and rivers. Landowners will be able to pick up copies of a new publication, "Welcoming Salmon to our Backyards", which provides buffer information and a template for planting. Lists of local native plant suppliers and other resources will be on hand, along with information about potential funding assistance.
www.midcolumbiarfeg.com
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Museum of Culture and Environment(Education, Environment)The Museum works with diverse communities to create opportunities for lifelong learning that foster self-discovery, global citizenship, and envcironmental stewardship.www.cwu.edu/~museum/
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RSVP
(Education, Economy, Environment)
RSVP is the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program. RSVP is well know for printer cartridge and cell phone recycling as well as the Manastash Metric Bike Ride.
www.rsvp-wa.org/ellensburg
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PSE Renewable Energy Center
(Education, Economy, Environment)
PSE's Renewable Energy Center will have information on the Wild Horse Wind Facility, wind turbines and soar panels. The exhibit will also include hands on items and the opportunity to make your own windmill.
www.pse.com/community/tours
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Rodeo City Equine Rescue (Education)Our mission is to foster safe, sound, usable equines that still have quality of life. We shall rehabilitate and adopt animals into quality of lifetime homes. www.rodeocityequine.com
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Roslyn Urban Forest
(Education, Economy, Environment)
There will be information on the Roslyn Urban Forest Comprehensive Trail and Recreation Plan for 2011.
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Sierra Club
(Education, Environment)
The Sierra Club is interested in enjoying, exploring and protecting the splendor and beauty of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Since the U.S. Forest Service has scheduled a Forest Plan Update for 2011, we have an opportunity to ensure that this healthy working forest remains intact, with a maximum amount of natural integrity, If you are interested in preserving the forest for our families and future generations, we welcome you to join the Sierra Club in our effort to make sure the next Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Plan works for people and the plants and animals that populate our world.
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WA Department of Ecology(Education, Environment)
The WA Department of Ecology will have information on how you can protect riparian areas and information on local water quality protection projects. www.ecy.wa.gov
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Washington Water Trust
(Environment)
The Washington Water Trust will showcase a few of our past and present instream flow enhancement projects.
www.washingtonwatertrust.org
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Yakima River Canyon Scenic Byway
(Education, Economy, Environment)
The main goal of the Scenic Byway Program, to merge road safety with recreation access. This historic stretch of highway and its surrounding landscape are an under-appreciated treasure but a recent partnership has been formed to update and implement the Corridor Management Plan and bring the Byway into the 21st century.
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