When and Where	Event	For more information
Friday, August 5 7:30- 9:00 am All Saints' Episcopal Church - Ellis Hall 634 West Peachtree St. Atlanta, Georgia Note new venue! Across from the North Avenue MARTA station at the corner of W. Peachtree and North Ave. Taking MARTA is encouraged. Some parking is available in the All Saints deck. Enter at lower level off Spring Street.	Sustainable Atlanta Roundtable: Helping Kids Breathe Easier: How Schools Can Work to Clean Atlanta's Air Space is limited. Participants must RSVP. $10.00 per person with advance RSVP (includes continental breakfast) $15.00 walk-in or to receive AIA continuing education credits	Southface Energy Institute 404/872-3549 ext. 0
Friday Sept. 9 8am - 5:30pm 1615 Clifton Rd at the Emory University's Atlanta Campus	The Georgia Conservancy Conference: Georgia's Common Ground Georgia's landscape has changed in response to rampant growth. Expansive land use practices have increased our encroachment upon the natural world and decreased our quality of life. There are, however, signs of hope. There are vast areas in Georgia still worth protecting, and areas that have shown innovative regenerative abilities with a little help from a few dedicated people. Georgia's Common Ground will look at efforts to protect our natural world on the local level as well as highlight national, state, and local governments' efforts to work with leaders throughout Georgia in defining a vision and taking direct action. Featured Speakers: Paul Hawken (keynote) Amory Lovins over 50 panelists from around the nation Conference tracks include: AIR, WATER, LAND, QUALITY GROWTH, and SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS. Conference sessions within these tracks are designed to educate Georgians about cutting-edge environmental issues, cultivate new partnerships between non-traditional allies, and activate attendees to become involved with initiatives that will protect Georgia's natural resources and help ensure a high quality of life for future generations of Georgians. Who Should Attend: This conference will benefit people from the fields of government, business, conservation, and community action . Anyone with an interest in learning more about issues that affect Georgia natural resources and how new and innovative partnerships can protect these resources should attend. Cost (includes continental breakfast, lunch, snacks, all keynotes, and all concurrent sessions): $75 before August 19 (members) $105 new members (includes Conservancy membership) $90 non-members	Bonnie Jackson 404-876-2900 bjackson@ gaconservancy.org The Georgia Conservancy