Click here for a brochure on our new Sustainability Series at KCC.
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the scope and scale of our
islands' sustainability challenges? Many of our stakeholders are
persuaded that this is an urgent matter, and they want to know
what we're doing about sustainability. We all have so much to
learn!
Plug into TKI's
seminar for leaders on the 2nd
Saturday
of every month with green economist Ken
Stokes. Leaders in every sector can use this
seminar to accelerate their learning, share experiences, and help
forge a consensus for moving Kaua`i forward.
Unfolding in a series of three half-day Sessions—each
covering
a different set of core topics— SusSem will be repeated throughout
the year on the second Saturday of each month. Join us if you can!
This seminar is intended to help bring our island leadership up to speed so that we can get much more clear about Kauai's sustainability challenges, and help Kauaians articulate a compelling vision for adapting to them.
Building on Ken's book, Tending the Garden Island, and his SusHI blog, this seminar explores the stratetegic priorities that can guide this island's planning for sustainability, building support for reducing island vulnerabilities and making it easier to conceive, promote and implement innovative local sustainability initiatives.
This seminar provides a thorough grounding in the latest sustainability science and best practices for sustainable development, and offers a framework for thinking about tropical island sustainability that can help Kauaians anticipate the changes coming our way and focus on strategic priorities.
For insights that can help you make a visible difference, TKI covers these priorities from our tropical island perspective. New island learning is doubly important, given our location in the tropics, because much of what the rest of America is learning about sustainability will take a different form here.Dozens of Kauaian leaders have taken this seminar
series, which began in September 2007.
TKI is now
enrolling participants for a series
of
3 half-day sessions held on the 2nd Saturday of each month in
a central location from 9AM
to 1PM.
Send your seminar inquiry here.
Can't fit in all 3 Saturdays? Request a single session pass.