Green Town
Exploration, learning, and fun!
OSU Lower Campus
Friday:
5:00 PM -
8:00 PM
Saturday:
10:00 AM -
6:00 PM
Sunday:
11:00 AM -
5:00 PM
Green Town showcases businesses and organizations that
incorporate sustainability in their practices, services, and
products. NEW this year- learn about the Toyota Prius
Hybrid on display.
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Discover sustainable solutions for your home, community, and
business in this dynamic and educational venue! This year's
exhibitors will educate and inspire you in all these ways.
- Living Green From growing your own to fixing a
meal to surfing the internet, we're interacting with the
environment. Get an eyeful of these environmentally friendly
approaches.
- Building Green Sustainable solutions are
already here in our community for home construction, neighborhood
development, and living options. Investigate the options!
- Diverse Aspects of Sustainability
Sustainability has many aspects, including natural habitats, the
economy, our carbon footprint and social needs.
- Wheel Ideas to Fuel Change Sustainable vehicle
choices are already here for in-town or highway driving and
alternatives to driving. See them on parade and on display.
2010 Exhibitors
Local test drivers will be selected Saturday, July 17 at 2 pm!
Find out about the future of driving with this pilot test drive
project of the new Toyota Prius Electric Hybrid.
Check out our grid-tied and battery-based solar electric
systems for home and office. See a solar oven demo and an
interactive solar fountain.
Master Recyclers will be on hand to display all the recycling
options in our community.
Gardening experts answer questions and offer displays and
handouts to help you grow your own in our corner of the
Cosmos.
Watch our home-building demo and hear about what we're doing
to sustain our community.
Learn how to access renewable energy for your own home or
business.
Hear about how citizens help plan for our community's
sustainable future.
See how our city conserves water and prevents pollution.
Climb aboard and find out about alternative transportation
options in Corvallis.
Watch a cob building demo and gather information about natural
materials to build your own bench, shed or even a home.
Explore resource conservation strategies including simple, low
cost ways to make your home or business more efficient.
Check out our interactive educational displays from local
citizen teams taking action in the areas of food, economic
vitality, transportation, energy, water and more.
EcNow
Tech
Discover how this local company is providing renewable
resource products and closed loop composting.
Explore energy efficient lighting solutions and solar hot
water tank options.
Check out a converted vehicle, see it in action and learn how
it's done.
Learn how bulk buying benefits our bottom line, economically
and ecologically.
See how various materials can be recycled in the landscape.
Wood, concrete, ceramic shards, organic debris, windows, etc. can
become a functional, elegant and beautiful
composition.
Learn about rainwater tube catchment devices for using
rainwater to flush toilets.
Greenbelt Land
Trust
Find out more about this group activities benefits the people of
Oregon's beautiful Mid-Willamette Valley by protecting open space
in their communities.
Come and see how and why our native prairies are being
preserved and restored.
Providing a safe place for youth.
Learn about the need and the benefits of protecting marine
habitat slong the Oregon Coast for sustainable use and enjoyment of
the generations to come.
See how OSU is reducing its carbon footprint and educating
students about sustainability.
Look at our solar electric designs and installation
possibilities and watch a solar-powered train and ferris wheel in
action.
We'll shed some light on solar power solutions.
Learn about sustainable building materials, practices and
design.
Understand the cosmos through a systems approach to
sustainability.
Look at green technology vehicles designed by Honda.