Living Cully presents the Living Cully Community Energy Plan
Living Cully is proud to present the Living Cully Community Energy Plan, a neighborhood-scale energy plan that identifies energy conservation and energy generation pilots for the Cully neighborhood. The Energy … Read More >
Verde Landscape Launches into the 21st Century
Last week, Verde launched a website for their longest-running social enterprise, Verde Landscape: www.verdelandscape.org. This website takes Verde Landscape to the next level as a business, offering a way to … Read More >
New Rain Gardens take root at Cully homes
Verde, Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East, Columbia Slough Watershed Council and Reynolds Learning Academy MYC are teaming up to install rain gardens at six Cully homes this spring. Rain gardens … Read More >
Community Leaders create vision for future Columbia Slough Trail in Cully
After months of gathering input on the proposed Columbia Slough Trail in the Cully Neighborhood, community leaders and Verde staff presented their vision for the future trail to key stakeholders … Read More >
Thank you Living Cully Energy Interns!
Living Cully has been grateful to have four motivated and passionate student interns working on the Living Cully Community Energy Plan this year. Portland State University’s Institute for Sustainable Solutions … Read More >
Neighbors help Neighbors Access Northeast Village Services
Cully community members, non-profits, and friends came together last Friday, December 15th to raise funds for low income residents to access the services offered by the Northeast Village, a program … Read More >
Verde Joins Solar Plus to Build Regional Solar Energy Goals
Written By Carolina Iraheta During this past year, Living Cully’s partner Verde has participated as a stakeholder in the Solar Plus process. Solar Plus is a Pacific NW regional effort … Read More >
Community Members Share Feedback on Community Energy Plan
Infographic by Tay Stone. We are so grateful to the community members who joined us on Wednesday, November 28th to share their opinions on a draft of the Living Cully … Read More >
Verde, OMSI teach active transportation curriculum to Scott Elementary School
Nestor Campos and Raquel Stewart have been teaching the Promoting Active Transportation and Health (PATH) curriculum for two years under the Metro Nature in Neighborhoods Grant. Teaching in the 5th … Read More >
Share Your Feedback on the Living Cully Community Energy Plan
Come shape the future of energy education in the Cully neighborhood! The Living Cully staff invites community members to join us for a second focus group to share feedback on … Read More >