Some of these articles were published in 1951 in North Country Magazine. Sigurd also wrote a couple of hundred short sketches for newspapers; he wrote a few between 1937 and 1939, but most were from 1940 to 1943, and were syndicated to a number of newspapers, mostly in the Midwest….
…soak up water and provide habitat. Meanwhile, Burke Center research assistant Shelly Ray, who is majoring in water science, planned for a new rain garden. The construction of the Food Center rain garden still requires funding but Ray is hopeful her work has prepared the project for its final stages….
…School will get a chance to participate in Under the Surface this summer and fall in a student-driven exploration, in which program staff provide the tools and support, including water safety, photography lessons, trip logistics, and artistic work with the final products. “The places we explore, photographs produced, the subjects,…
…there is no net loss to the waters of the basin. How will Governor Andrew Cuomo vote on Waukesha? He hasn’t said, yet. But on January 7, the state of Wisconsin released the final version of Waukesha’s water diversion application, kicking off a months-long process of controversial hearings and media…
…The Griggs’s enjoyment of their oasis on the shores of Lake Namekagon stretched across three generations. In 1999, the Lodge’s final direct heir, Mary Griggs Burke, donated the estate to The Trust for Public Land. Her wish was that Forest Lodge become a hands-on environmental center. To read full article….
Local foods survey final project report 2015
…what young men did and then watching an old wolf fade, the “fierce green fire dying in her eyes.” In his final paragraphs, Leopold warns of an ecosystem out of balance: Since then I have lived to see state after state extirpate its wolves. I have watched the face of…
…it is the final lecture graduating seniors will hear at Northland College and it’s theoretically the last lecture the speaker would give knowing it may be his last. “However, my lecture is meant to be a postscript to a Northland education and also to a career of teaching about the…
…nearly $2000 for the artists. The final bidding will take place at the closing reception on December 4, 5 – 7:30pm. There is no entry fee for CBAC members and a $10 entry fee for non-members. This is a great opportunity for emerging artists to introduce themselves to the public…
