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2026 Appalachia Simple Lifestyle Calendar

In these exciting and tumultuous times, when issues worry at us and our future seems uncertain, we always have the choice to come to simplicity. To reduce our troubles down to what is essentially most important: family, love and growth, health and affections, environment - the miracle of being alive at all. We praise that simplicity and this incredible present moment, and vow to bring simplicity to all we encounter. Our 49th edition Calendar features photographs from 8 different artists from across the region.

The black & white wall calendar (11” x 17”) offers a unique collection of photographs, special days, celebrations, moon phases & seasonal lore - all printed on recycled paper.
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Your Support Makes a Big Difference for Public Interest and the Environment! All calendar sales proceeds support Appalachia-Science in the Public Interest, and tax-deductible gifts from donors allow us to continue our environmental efforts (since 1977) for healthy land and sustainable communities in Kentucky and Central Appalachia. We use community education, advocacy, research, consulting, and demonstration projects to promote innovative ideas and appropriate technologies. Please support ASPI’s non-profit mission and help us keep the promise of positive change in Appalachia alive. 
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