I wanted to share with everyone two announcements about Real Goods:

Flow Kana together with us at the SLI have many plans for further development at the Solar Living Center. We're looking to do a Biodynamic Demonstration Garden, a much deeper planting of our gorgeous landscaping, turning it into a veritable 'Garden of Eden,' and an exciting Solar/Cannabis/Back-to-the-Land museum that highlights Mendocino County's role in the solar movement, the organic movement, the anti-GMO movement, and the early Cannabis movement...

It takes a lot of work to maintain land, and those who make the decision to live off the grid may find themselves needing to care for pets and/or livestock.

Join us June 20, 2019 for a free event at our famous Solar Living Center (aka EcoTerra) on Highway 101 in Hopland to celebrate the summer solstice!

The event runs from 4pm - 7pm and there will be a ceremony and live music!

With cannabis tourism starting to boom in Northern California, the San Francisco Chronicle took a trip to Real Goods' home - the Solar Living Center.

The Solar Living Center was recently purchased by cannabis distribution company Flow Kana, who intends to use the beautiful 12-acre site as a cannabis history and demonstration site complete with a visitor's center.

Read the San Francisco Chronicle article featuring Real Goods and the burgeoning cannabis tourism industry.

We've got big news: Real Goods founder and former president John Schaeffer is selling the 12-acre Solar Living Center (also known as the EcoTerra Center) to Mendocino-based cannabis distribution company Flow Kana.