Tag: Shareable summer

9 Awesome Citizen Science Projects for the Summer

By Lily Bui

08.07.12, 7:38am Comments (0)

Get the whole family involved in some fun citizen science projects during the dog days of summer. Read more »

4 Ways To Make This The Summer Of Sharing

By Beth Buczynski

07.11.12, 12:58pm Comments (1)

Switching your focus from buying to sharing can help create an affordable, sustainable summer experience that you'll be talking about all year long. Read more »

10 Festivals that Can Change Your Life

By Cat Johnson

07.11.12, 6:23am Comments (9)

Feel like you're in a rut? Transform your reality and yourself with one of these radically participatory festivals. Read more »

Mobile Apps for Exploring Nature

By Lisa Gardiner

07.03.12, 12:22pm Comments (2)

How the many people exploring nature over the long weekend can navigate the wilds and share the information they see. Read more »

Music Festivals Embrace Ridesharing

By Jef Cozza

07.02.12, 7:00am Comments (0)

How this summer's music festivals are reducing their carbon footprints by encouraging ridesharing. Read more »

How To Share Your Way To An Eco-Friendly Vacation

By Beth Buczynski

05.22.12, 10:13am Comments (3)

Sharing can help you plan the vacation of your dreams without costing you a fortune in carbon offset credits. Read more »

What's A Vacation to The Precariat?

By Malcolm Harris

09.21.11, 11:44am Comments (0)

For a lot of young workers today, the concept of a vacation can seem quite literally foreign - like particular clothing stores they only have in Europe. Read more »

Staycation Dinner at the Food Truck Corral [Photos]

By Neal Gorenflo

08.22.11, 2:19pm Comments (0)

Why endure vacation travel when you can get cuisine from five different countries at your nearest food truck corral? My family did just that a few weeks ago at Edgewood Eats, a rendezvous of food trucks each Monday evening in the semi-abandoned Edgewood strip mall in Palo Alto, California. Read more »

Staycationing When I Would Rather Vacate

By Kelly McCartney

08.17.11, 9:14am Comments (0)

Having lived in seven states across all four Lower 48 time zones, I have the “been there” half of the popular mantra down pat. The “done that” side, though, is where I fall short because I have a bad habit of living in a place without ever actually experiencing it. Read more »