…graduate. After the first day of the program he said, “You would love Northland College!” During my junior year, I received an information packet from Northland about the summer program “Wild Careers.” The program involved a week of shadowing wildlife professionals while backpacking through the great north woods. I signed…
…Mary Griggs Burke Center Freshwater Innovation • Desi Neiwinski, Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation • Northland College Center for Rural Communities • Matt Hudson, Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation Private Landowners Land Management: • Erika Lang, Bayfield Regional Conservancy • Henry Quinlan, U.S. Fish and Wildlife…
…to house the program — an offer Northland accepted. “As a small non-profit nature center in northern Wisconsin,the North Lakeland Discovery Center is very proud to have fulfilled the role of host organization for the Timber Wolf Alliance,” said Executive Director Azael Meza. From early 2008 through 2014, the Discovery…
…and operates his own consulting business, Sustainability Squared. Buckles: I was just reading about Jackson Family Wines sustainability efforts in the New York Times. You take sustainability seriously. Schreiber-Stainthorp: We treat sustainability and innovation as synonyms. I’m part of a two-person team, leading our sustainability efforts for a company with…
…went to concerts, was active with the Business Club, Sig Tau Little Sisters, and I was even voted the Oktoberfest Queen when I was a sophomore. I eventually met my LumberJack husband, Jack, and grew my Northland family. Bunny, Jack, and I were all very close. She too was active…
Join Northland College’s Indigenous Cultures Center and Hulings Rice Food Center to learn more about manoomin (wild rice)! You can learn about: Wild rice processing Parching Dancing Winnowing Rice knocker making This event is free and open to the public. Materials will be provided for rice knocker making. Registration is…
Do you want to be ready for next year’s wild ricing season? Join the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center and Hulings Rice Food Center for a Parching Paddle, Ricing Sticks, and Ricing Poles Workshop! This event is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged. To register, please reach…
…of the Bad River/Kakagon Sloughs. Documentary screenings will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Mike Wiggins, former Bad River chairman, John Shepard, filmmaker, and Matt Hudson, Burke Center associate director, moderated by Peter Annin, Burke Center director. The event is free, open to the public, and refreshments will be…
