Brandi Clark Burton, EcoNetworking

Brandi Clark
EcoNetworking, Chief Inspiration Officer

P.O. Box 684641
Austin, TX 78768

Business Line 512-850-5895

Cell 512-939-9776
Brandi@AustinEcoNetwork.com

EcoNetworking is Brandi’s umbrella for social and environmental projects.

Austin EcoNetwork, Founder & Moderator
Stay informed about Austin and the environment at www.AustinEcoNetwork.com THE WEBSITE.  It’s the home of Ausitn’s EcoCommunity and trusted source of information about events, jobs, news, educational and volunteer opportunities, actions and more!  You can subscribe to the Austin EcoNewsletter for free. If you want to blog, manage a content area, advertise on or otherwise be involved in building Austin’s community portal site for all things green in this area, get in touch with us!
www.AustinEcoNetwork.com

Mayor Lee Leffingwell’s Community Cabinet, Appointee
29 diverse thought leaders have been appointed to be on Mayor Leffingwell’s Community Cabinet. Put together to serve as a connecting point for the Mayor to keep up to date on what issues and projects cabinet members are working on and to seek input on issues coming before the City Council.

Austin CarShare, Founding Board Member
Get all the convenience of access to vehicles without the hassles of ownership. Seven vehcicles currently serving central Austin. If you want to bring carsharing to your neighborhood or workplace, help round up user members, we will work with you to place a vehicle, or pair of vehicles to serve your area.  Board members are available to make presentations to your staff or association. Call to request a speaker! 448-4477
www.austincarshare.org

Austin/Travis County Sustainable Food Policy Board, Founding Board Member
13-member advisory body to the Austin City Council and Travis County Commissioners’ Court concerning the need to improve the availability of safe, nutritious, locally, and sustainably-grown food at reasonable prices for all residents, particularly those in need, by coordinating the relevant activities of city government, as well as non-profit organizations, and food and farming businesses. See Section 2-1-170 of Austin’s City Code for additional duties. (I was appointed by Austin City Councilmember Randi Shade.)
http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/boards/results.cfm?bid=100151

Citizen Gardener, Founder and Evangelist
Be a part of the transition toward eating and growing local! We graduated four classes of Citizen Gardeners, are constantly making additions to enrollment for the Fall courses. Citizen Gardeners are people who take 10 hours of gardening education classes and complete 10 hours of volunteer/apprentice work along a more seasoned gardener. Citizen Gardeners provide fresh, healthy food for local consumption and return a cycle of gifting to the planet and others! Fall classes are enrolling now! Learn more online at:
www.citizengardener.ning.com

Awakening the Dreamer, Changing the Dream Symposium, Facilitator
Participate in the most inspiring journey you can take within your own community, in just a few hours. The Pachamama Alliance, that produces the symposium, is dedicated to bringing forth an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, socially just human presence on this planet. During this interactive, high-quality, multi-media presentation participants look at where we are, how we got here, what is possible and how we can work together to create a world that works for all of us.
If you want to help plan symposium for your group, business, or friends, or collaborate on a large-scale symposium please get in touch!
www.awakeningthedreamer.org