…excelled at science and went on to study in the United States. After returning home, Wangari blazed a trail across Kenya, using her knowledge and compassion to promote the rights of her countrywomen and to help save the land, one tree at a time. • 2011. Fire Season: Field Notes…
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…will generate applied learning opportunities to enhance the College’s curriculum while providing meaningful learning opportunities for regional youth and adults. Last fall, Gingras cultivated a relationship with the Island City Academy, a project-based environmental charter school based out of Cumberland, Wisconsin. Outdoor education students in Coulson’s professional development program then…
…country—and continues to plague this country,” Fisher said. Witthuhn and Vogel reported the outcome of the phone call to the Student Affairs Office who supported Alpha Sigma’s unanimous vote to de-pledge Delta Zeta and return to being Alpha Sigma. “I am proud to this day that our group stood up…
Relax and recharge at the Forest Lodge Educational Campus for a meditation, yoga, and cross-country ski retreat. The schedule includes skiing/snowshoeing, unstructured time in the woods, yoga, and guided meditation. Feel free to bring skis and snowshoes! Please contact Jodi Supanich at jodi@washburnmeditationcenter.com or 218-355-0049 if you have any questions….
…neighborhood work together to elevate the message. —Beverly Bauer, former bookstore owner and SONWA committee member Creekfinding, by Jacqueline Briggs Martin, illustrated by Claudia McGehee(University of Minnesota Press) Across the expanse of America, the pre-settlement character of the country has been altered and is almost impossible to envision. In this…
…in the midst of our country’s first industrial revolution, as we were beginning the transition from a rural, frontier citizenry to a predominantly urban citizenry, Thoreau offered a compelling testament to the value of wild nature and to the essential role that it might play in our personal and collective…
…groups. If you are interested in these or other outreach activities, click on contact us below. tabling at tribal educational fairs and regional powwows traditional arts workshops youth mentorship/college exposure activities introduction to Ojibwe culture/cultural sensitivity workshops organizing ACT31 trainings Tribal Elder Appreciate Day events multi-generational trauma educational workshops …
…of the Northland College Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation. “Whether it is at the State of the Tribes address in Madison, or Northland’s Water Summit on Madeline Island, he speaks with compassion and confidence on behalf of the entire LCO community, regional tribes, and especially the regional environment.”…
…find my roots running deeply in this place. The burgeoning local foods economy in the Chequamegon Bay area is staggering, with a cornucopia of locally-produced vegetables, fruits, meats, fish, dairy, bakery, and value-added goods available throughout the year. Farmers are constructing high tunnel greenhouses across the region to extend their…
