What Does a Million Acres of the West Taste Like?

The Bay Area Open Space Council, the Bill Lane Center for the American West at Stanford University, and Lava Lake Lamb present:

 "What Does a Million Acres of the West Taste Like?"

--  A Conversation about Sustainability, Wilderness, Health and Community 

 --  A Tasting of Local Food and Wines and Grassfed, Wolf-friendly, Organic Lava Lake      Lamb

Join us for a free-range conversation about sustainability, working lands, place, domesticity, wilderness, health and community – along with a tasting of local food and wines and delicious grassfed, organic, wolf-friendly, Bay-Area owned Lava Lake Lamb.

Speakers:

• Verlyn Klinkenborg, New York Times Agricultural and Environmental Editorial Writer, “The Rural Life”
  
  
• Jon Christensen, Executive Director, The Bill Lane Center for the American West at Stanford University
  
  
• Mike Stevens, President, Lava Lake Lamb
  
  
• Janet Brown, Owner, Allstar Organics

 

Wednesday, November 11, 2009 from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (PT)

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The Bay Area Open Space Council is a coalition of public agencies and non-profit land conservation organizations. Our mission is to foster an interconnected system of healthy communities with parks, trails, agricultural lands and natural areas throughout the region, for the health of our land, water, and people.

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