The City of Bozeman, Montana State University Extension Housing & Environmental Health and the MT Weatherization Training Center are pleased to present the Spring 2016 Sustainability Workshop Series. Workshops will be held on the second Thursday of each month beginning in February and running through May, from 5:30-7pm at the Beall Park Recreation Center located at 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Food and drinks provided–bring your own mug (drinks sponsored by the Southwest Montana Building Industry Association). The first workshop on February 11th dealt with “What’s REALLY happening with recycling in Bozeman.” Here’s a look at the remaining workshops in this series! Energy Efficiency for Businesses Made Easy will be held on Thursday, March 10th. Learn simple, low or no-cost energy efficiency measures you can implement to start saving your business money, hear about savings from local efficiency projects implemented by Bozeman businesses, and learn how to use an infrared camera and kill-a-watt meter to identify potential areas for big savings. Presentations/Q&A are set to include energy efficiency expert Chris Dorsi of HabitatX, the MT Weatherization Training Center, and the City of Bozeman. The Solar State of Affairs will be held on Thursday, April 14th. Learn about the latest technology and current policy landscape for solar in Montana, the status of NorthWestern Energy funding for solar projects, and an overview of the first utility-scale solar pilot project in Bozeman. Presentations/Q&A are set to include Montana Renewable Energy Association, NorthWestern Energy, and the City of Bozeman. Finally, Water Conservation in Bozeman–fast and easy ways to save water around your home will be held on Thursday, May 12th. Learn about rebates offered by the City of Bozeman, how much water is used in your home, and simple water conservation strategies like how to check for leaks, high efficiency fixtures and retrofits for indoor and outdoor uses, and landscaping tips to reduce outdoor water needs and keep your lawn trout friendly. Presentation/Q&A will include the City of Bozeman’s Water Conservation Specialist. For more information on any of these workshops, visit bozemanclimatepartners.net or call 406-582-2370. •














