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Tue, Jul. 25, 2006
Posted by Down side of th...

Sunset over Blackfoot Indian Reservation

An incredible day today. Meaty, relevant and exhausting. We heard some great biology stories today and Dan, Daron and I are all pretty weirded out. Jeffrey, did you have a conversation with Dayna and Janine about what we are doing back at the Seventh Gen ranch? We talked a lot about telling a...
Sun, Jul. 23, 2006
Posted by scienceman

Lessons To Be Learned In Parting Ways

Recently, a valued employee and Seventh Generation parted ways. This story is told with thoughts of that employee, and an expectation of learning and growth at our company. The Cygnet (A Story) In the rolling hills of a richly forested Northern country lies a pond. Nestled among trees of...
Sun, Jul. 23, 2006
Posted by Down side of th...

Big Sky and Mountains and a Whole Lot of Learning

Mimicking nature in product design? How cool is that? Biology? Product Design? I'm a quality geek (sans the pocket protector), how will this relate to what I do? Therein lies the beauty of Seventh Generation, we are constantly changing in one way or another and we are encouraged to expand...
Sun, Jul. 23, 2006
Posted by daron

Biomimicry: A Long Day 1

Good News! The Seventh Generation Team has made it all the way to Great Falls, Montana and from there to a brief thought of civilization named Dupuyer (which Dan Googled and found means 'bison back fat' in French). All of us were active at 4:00AM this morning and now that it is midnight our time,...
Sat, Jul. 22, 2006
Posted by the Inkslinger

Pebbles in the Pond

Gregor is on the road this week, but he took a quick break today to phone home with some news about two wonderful programs we're helping out and some dedicated change-makers who are working to build a new and better future. powered by ODEO Here’s more information on both the Community Change...