Boots in the Basin: For the love of books Local stewards share some of their favorite environmental reading!
Boots in the Basin: The shrub steppe is calling "I like to teach people about the shrub steppe because many don’t know how fragile and endangered it is.”
Digging Deeper with Lindsay Gailey “We owe it to kids to be our best selves and expose the students to all the passions of learning that life has to offer.”
Boots in the Basin: Slow time "Devoting a little bit of time on the regular to observe what’s around you can have a regulating effect on your sense of time."
Digging Deeper with Ernie Crediford "I love showing people where and when the wildflower blooms occur. The rewards of doing so are as varied and special as each encounter."
Boots in the Basin: Shrub steppe dreams "Through art and action, we can cultivate respect and admiration for the shrub steppe, creating a cultural vision of ecological interconnectedness that we can actualize together."
Digging Deeper with Dana Ward "My abiding theme is this: Be always mindful that you are part of nature and not above it."
Boots in the Basin: Growing community "Beginning this month, I am featuring a monthly interview with one of our resident environmental advocates."
Digging deeper with Steve Ghan ”My personal mission is to empower as many people as I can to be effective advocates for actual climate change, because I can't do it alone.”
Becoming habitat "When Terri passed away five years ago, friends came together to make seed balls from her ashes."
Boots in the Basin: Celebrating Earth Day "Let’s think about how we can collectively clean up our act year ‘round."
Boots in the Basin: How we learn to care "Shared walkable open space gives neighbors and students a special place to cultivate a durable relationship with nature."
