Teen Wildlife Leaders Invited to Apply for Leadership Academy

By on March 29, 2012   /   The Beak  
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Teen Wildlife Leaders Invited to Apply for Leadership Academy

Do you know any Wildlife Leaders? Teenagers who love the outdoors? Who are passionate about wildlife? Who want to be a leader in their community? If so, then please share this opportunity to become a part of the Wildlife Leadership Academy team. The mission of the academy is to empower young people to become ambassadors for wildlife conservation ensuring a sustained wildlife legacy for future generations. getting money fast Wildlife Leaders in Action A project of Pennsylvania Institute for Conservation

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Eco-Film What are the Bees Telling Us?

By on March 28, 2012   /   The Beak  
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Eco-Film What are the Bees Telling Us?

Eco-Film buffs can celebrate Earth Day a little early. Check out the Delaware Water Gap Eco-Film Festival on Sunday, April 15 at the Antoine Dutot Museum and Gallery. The day will feature eco-film screenings, educational booths, vendors, children’s activities, farmers, organic food and music at the museum as well as the Deerhead Inn and the Castle Inn. Eco-Film Film Screenings Queen of the Sun, What the Bees are Telling Us? 11 a.m. (family screening) and 3:20 p.m. ($5 admission) million additional

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Rural Resiliency in Vermont

By on March 27, 2012   /   The Beak  
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Rural Resiliency in Vermont

While visiting rural Vermont during March, Heron’s Eye toured and photographed a few cool sites along the rural landscape with a group of Goddard College grad students studying Sustainable Business and Communities. Rural Site Visits First, we stopped by the Plainfield Co-Op to learn about Policy Governance from Co-Op Board Member Joe Gainza… and we did a little shopping! that these Next, we met Elliott Morse, tour guide extraordinaire at Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks in East Montpelier. We learned about

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