Wildlife Tracking Workshop, September 19 View this email in your browser Join our upcoming workshop: Re-Storying the Earth Through Wildlife Tracking Rediscover and explore our natural human capacity to engage the Earth and become part of the stories written upon her each day. With renowned tracker Mike Kessler, you’ll learn to glean an astounding amount of detail […]
Continue readingEducator’s eNewsletter August 31, 2018 EDITOR’S BLOG A Look at the Season’s Main Events Virginia Barlow First Week of Septemeber Monarch butterflies begin their long southward migration. If tobacco hornworms are visiting your tomato plants, you may also find pupae of […]
Continue readingcourtesy of aashe September 4, 2018 News | Opportunities | Resources | Events | Jobs Submit | Subscribe | Advertise Approximately 2,000 higher education sustainability practitioners are preparing to gather in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to examine the 2018 AASHE Conference & Expo theme, “Global Goals: Rising to the Challenge”, and explore the critical role of higher education in achieving the U.N. SDGs. These conversations will take place throughout 300+ […]
Continue readingSeptember 2018 Arts & Culture Events at The Clemmons Family Farm Saturday September 8, 3:00 – 4:30 pm. To Sing of Common Things: The Voices of Young People in 2018 In these times of increasing civil unrest, social injustices and violence across our nation as well as in our beloved Vermont, how are young people coping and […]
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Continue readingcourtesy of lcc Lake Champlain Committee Summer’s Wane E-news Heat Wave From July 18 to August 16, a stretch of 29 days, the daily high temperature in Burlington, Vermont never fell below 80 degrees F. The streak eclipsed the previous record for consecutive days over 80 by four days. Keep in mind, the streak of hot days began […]
Continue readingcourtesy of the intervale center Our friends at Pine Island Community Farm are having a Harvest Celebration Saturday, September 8th complete with community garden veggies, tasty treats, a goat roast, community gathering, entertainment, and tours. They are in need of some volunteers to help with set-up, break-down, and mid-event hosting. This is a fun and easy way to […]
Continue readingUnited Way of Northwest Vermont – Volunteer Connection Listings Week of May 7, 2018 By Sue Alenick, United Way Volunteer Columnist LEND A HAND. VOLUNTEER – United Way of Northwest Vermont’s mobile-friendly Volunteer Connection connects you to hundreds of local volunteer needs. Search by age, date, county, interests or causes that are important to you. Stay connected to […]
Continue reading— you can send a quick email to support ethnic studies in Vermont. See the action highlight at the end of the enews. Click here for latest Peace & Justice Newsletter In This Issue Upcoming Events Job Opening: Let’s Grow Kids Youth Journalism Trip From the Blog: Fair Trade Conference Voices for Change Youth Poetry Community […]
Continue readingRed, Blue—And Green: American University Achieves Carbon Neutrality By Gregg Sangillo | April 25, 2018 As part of the carbon neutral plan, about 2,500 solar panels were installed on campus. AU also entered into a partnership to install solar panels in North Carolina. Is tackling climate change the greatest challenge of our time? Will sustainability questions dominate the […]
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