January 2017
Daily Acts Featured in Press Democrat’s ‘Sonoma Gives’
Check out our very own Trathen on the cover of the 'Sonoma Gives' supplement in the Press Democrat! Grassroots organizing seeds growth of Petaluma nonprofit Daily Acts MICHAEL SHAPIRO FOR THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | January [...]
November 2016
What’s Needed Now to Save the Planet— Individual Actions or a Mass Movement?
The recent election will impact many issues, but possibly none greater than the Earth itself and protecting our climate. Two different answers to this question were given last month by 350.org’s founder Bill McKibben at [...]
Thank You!
On October 27th, more than 600 people gathered with us to raise vital funding and to celebrate our work at Ripple the World. It was an amazing moment for Daily Acts at this 9th annual [...]
September 2016
Edible Ecosystem – Made Local Magazine
Public food forests build community, improve food security, and increase access to healthy foods. It’s mid-July and, despite months without rain, the berries, herbs, flowers, and fruit trees at the public food forest surrounding [...]
June 2016
Laundry to Landscape – A How To
Check out the article featuring Daily Acts in Permaculture North America's first issue. Read Now. Consider subscribing to this awesome publication!
May 2016
Ashevillage’s Community Resilience Challenge tests residents’ skills, resources
Posted on May 13, 2016 by Able Allen at Mountain Xpress “Be prepared” goes the Scouting movement’s mantra. And being able to face any challenge is often a goal of institutions. But the question is [...]
March 2016
Community Philanthropy Awards: Clear Blue Commercial, Petaluma
BY GARY QUACKENBUSH, SPECIAL TO THE BUSINESS JOURNAL In the words of David Rayall, Sonoma County Water Agency coordinator for environmental services, Clear Blue is a leader in community philanthropy by demonstrating that a commercial business [...]
Volunteers install drought-friendly landscaping at Petaluma fire station
HANNAH BEAUSANG, ARGUS-COURIER STAFF Despite a deluge of weekend storms, about 40 volunteers braved the rain to plant a community garden in front of Petaluma Fire Department Station No. 3 on South McDowell Boulevard, transforming the [...]
Petalumans share a plentiful bounty at 8th and Bee Homestead
ARIANA REGUZZONI, FOR THE ARGUS-COURIER At first glance, the yard on the corner of 8th and B streets looks like any other neatly kept, early spring garden in the cozy west Petaluma neighborhood. Clean gray river [...]
City Hall sows sustainable gardens
An effort to connect people and preserve the gardens of Sebastopol City Hall and the Sebastopol Regional Library has created a colorful and educational tool for the community. Through the combined efforts of Petaluma based [...]