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April 2011 Issue

Extreme Green Kitchen Makeover

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Linda Sechrist

From the classic traditional style to the sleek and modern look, cabinetry that adds sophistication, warmth and elegance can also be eco-friendly.

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Ravine 7: A Stream Runs Through It

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Gail Goldberger

An exciting project is underway to restore natural stream conditions in a Lake Michigan ravine in Highland Park.

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Eco-Friendly Insulation Company: Saves Money and Resources

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Carrie Jackson

Some standard insulation materials can be harmful to the environment. EcoTec Insulation, with locations in Skokie and Northbrook, uses an all-natural foam insulation made from castor oil that weatherizes houses while allowing them to breathe and while filtering unclean air from the outdoors.

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Spring Cleaning: Let Nature Work Its Wonders!

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Wells Ye

Spring cleaning is the best way to get your home in shape for a healthy new season. Take advantage of natural processes and many natural non-chemical cleaners to ensure your home is healthier than ever and cut down on waste as well.

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The Accidental Entrepreneur: Network Marketing

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Kyle Hass

For most people involved with multi-level or network marketing, experiencing the product is their first foray into becoming an advocate and, ultimately, an entrepreneur. With an increased interest in health and wellness, many companies that feature such products are finding a growing audience.

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Permaculture in the Midwest: Beautiful, Bountiful Conservation

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Bill Wilson

When my wife, Becky, and I sought to deepen our understanding of permaculture, about 12 years ago, there were very few places in the Midwest...

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Sprouting for Vitality and Health

Mar 31, 2011 ● By Walt Ingvoldstad

Shifting from a diet of cooked and “processed” foods to one that incorporates whole, living food can increase energy, vitality, stamina and awareness. One easy way to eat more living foods is through sprouting.

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“Celebrate Your Life” Conference

Mar 31, 2011

The 5th Annual “Celebrate Your Life” conference, which will feature the country’s top bestselling authors and speakers, will be held in Lombard from June 10 to June 13.

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Spotlight on Natural Skin Care

Mar 31, 2011

Walsh Natural Health, a natural-foods and health-products store in Evanston, presents ”Spotlight on Natural Skin Care.”

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More Than Subtle Beauty: Using Native Plants in Your Landscape

Mar 31, 2011 ● By John Mariani

These are grasses, plants, shrubs and trees that have adapted to and thrive in a particular region or area—in our case, the Upper Midwest. When used wisely, you’ll find them a rewarding choice.

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Living Green Now: Making a Difference Every Day

Mar 31, 2011

Terry Black, owner of Northbrook’s Living Green Now, an eco-consulting and green products company, believes it is unacceptable "to accept the toxins and pollutants that are forced on us."

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Midwest Yoga Conference

Mar 31, 2011

The Midwest Yoga Conference, now in its 12th year, will be held May 19 through May 22. This is a great opportunity to join with other like-minded individuals and explore the many beneficial aspects of yoga.

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