Welcome to the Rotary E-Club Central Texas

The flexible, friendly, fun Rotary family! We meet on the third Tuesday of each Month at 6:30PM on Zoom.  A Club Board meeting is held at about 7:30pm after the regular meeting. Join us!   Click Here To Join Us Online Passcode: Rotary or email Joan9e@gmail.com for the link to join a meeting.
Club News
Rotarians Kent Bohls and Linda Tyler planning the butterfly garden.
 
As part of Rotary E-Club DAP Grant project a Peace Pole and butterfly garden were installed.  Pictured are Rotarians Adam and Betty Lara. 
Rotarians Joan and Kent Bohls giving presentation on Global Grant to the Taylor Rotary Club.  

GREEN STEPS FOR ROTARIANS SERVICE

Green Steps provides service opportunities through supporting the environment, the newest area of focus in Rotary.  Green Steps is how members of Rotary E-Club of Central Texas can do service together while being apart.  We can each do our part and that is our service.   
 
Green Step #1 Avoid plastic by taking reusable  water bottle and bags with you. Reduce plastic by using Laundry Detergent  liquidless eco sheets like Earth Breeze. 
Green Step #2 Meatless Monday- Eat less meat and eat more environmentally friendly foods. https://youtu.be/zLRfw-urNB8
 Green Step #3 Plant Pollinator Plants. By replacing grass with native flowers  and plants  you don't have to mow, water, fertilize, or use pesticides and that is good for  bees! 
Green Step  #4 Mindful Mowing (wait until wildflowers go to seed to mow) 
Green Step #5 Leave the Leaves on the ground. Allow leaves to turn into compost and help the soil. 
Green Step #6 Respect, Reverence, Respect in Relationship to Mother Earth by walking softly, leave no trace, feast responsibility, look to the Seventh Generation in all you do.
Step #7 Plant a Tree.   
Step #8 Lunch Local for Love (shop local farmer's markets)
Step #8- Be kind to bees! Plant pollinator plants, don't use pesticides, put up a Mason bee house.
Step #9  Lights out at night for migrating birds.
Step #10  Recycle and compost.
Step #11 Use less electricity by unplugging electronics when not in use.
Step #12. Drive and fly less, bike more; Drive electric if you can. Fill your car tires to recommended pressure. 
Step #13 Put a bluebird house bird feeder in your backyard. Become a citizen scientist and count birds for EBird - Cornell University. 
Step #14 Reduce food waste. Buy what you need. 
Green Steps is how the Rotary E-Club of Central Texas do service individually since members live apart. We can all make a difference together.
 
 

Meeting Information for Rotary E-Club Central Texas

Welcome to the Flexible, Friendly, Fun, Rotary Family! 

E-Club

Flexible, Friendly, Fun Rotary Family

We meet In Person & Online
Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
on the web by email and zoom
we meet on zoom
Austin, TX 78759
United States of America
Phone:
(956) 683-5706
Join us! We meet on the web by weekly e-mail updates, Facebook, Twitter, and Zoom third Tuesday at 6::30 for a meeting program; (or email Joan9e@gmail.com for link to join a meeting) Passcode: Rotary
 Green Steps
Rotarians supporting Shelter Box with Jessica 
Frank Ivy, Alison Ivy, Kent and Joan Bohls
Rotary E club is a Shelter Box Hero!
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