…mask if you attend in person. Also, please don’t come in person if any of these apply to you: You have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past fourteen days You have had close contact with a COVID-positive person in the past fourteen days You have a pending COVID test…
…wolf reintroduction teams in the mid-1990s, caring for wolves awaiting transport in northern British Columbia and then releasing them in central Idaho. In 1999, she was recruited by Defenders of Wildlife as their Idaho-based wolf conservationist covering wolf conservation across much of the West from the Rockies to the Pacific…
…Wheeler will introduce religious naturalism and suggest that it is a compelling spiritual path for contemporary Unitarian Universalists. Caring for One Another During COVID-19 Children and youth are ineligible to receive the vaccination, and our guidelines for gathering will reflect our deep care for their well-being. If you have any…
…Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program in a day of caring for and giving back to the local public lands that help make a Northland way of life so wonderful. We’ll be partnering with regional federal land managers and conservation nonprofit agencies to repair, restore, and conserve local trails and green…
As a freshman, Carol McLean met her future husband, Don Buckman, in the College print shop. Don worked downstairs in the copper shop. It was 1947. Don graduated in 1950; Carol in 1951. They married two years later in St. Paul. Carol worked at the University of Minnesota as an…
Two weeks ago, leaders for industry, tribes, environmental agencies and advocates took part in a water summit at Northland College in Ashland. They met to discuss the future of a federal program called the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative – otherwise known as GLRI. The initiative grew out of an effort…
…sending Great Lakes water everywhere from Akron to Arizona. He will analyze the several noteworthy Great Lakes diversions that already exist, and shed light on potential water diversions of the future, including the controversial water diversion application submitted by Waukesha in 2010. Author and Academy Fellow Jerry Apps writes fiction…
…southern Wisconsin. Q. Name a pivotal moment that helped shape your current plan? A. The experience that most shaped my future was taking AP Human Geography as a freshman in high school. This was the class that initially lead me to begin thinking globally about humanity’s problems, and studying population…
Industry, Agencies Ponder Program’s Future Under New Administration By Danielle Kaeding, Wisconsin Public Radio Representatives of industry, American Indian tribes, government and environmental groups took part in a water summit in northern Wisconsin over the weekend to discuss the future of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative under a new White…
…in their community, our home—Chichica. In a community where there is no electricity, unreliable access to water, and where some children go to bed hungry at night, the elders saw the importance in protecting their environment and its resources for future generations. When we arrived to Panama in February 2013…
