Weekend conference to be focused around a sustainable Detroit
Between Oct. 17 and 19, Marygrove College will be hosting the 2008 Detroit Great Lakes Bioneers conference, which focuses on developing a sustainable Detroit.Excerpt:
Detroit and the surrounding region need solutions for the challenges
that face us. The Great Lakes Bioneers Detroit conference will provide
a robust look at the practical and visionary solutions for our
communities.For more information and details go here.
Between Oct. 17 and 19, Marygrove College will be hosting the 2008
Detroit Great Lakes Bioneers conference, which focuses on developing a
sustainable Detroit.
Excerpt:
Detroit and the surrounding region need solutions for the challenges
that face us. The Great Lakes Bioneers Detroit conference will provide
a robust look at the practical and visionary solutions for our
communities.
For more information and details go here.
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