This weeks blog post is by Laurie E., a Gobblers alumni! She writes about a conservation trip to Costa Rica where she worked to protect sea turtle eggs.
This week’s blog post is written by Nick S., a Drummers alumni and monthly blog correspondent. He talks about a tradition, originating in Japan, that involves getting out and into nature and how it can be good for your body and mind! There are no specific rules, just your own pace and your own enjoyment of the outdoors.
Cavan, a Brookies alumni and new monthly blog correspondent, writes this week’s post about a unique project he works on that benefits his community and local environment. His efforts with these hard-working, intelligent animals pay off in a big way!
Category: Youth Blog Tags: Brookies, career, environment, goats, habitat, leadership, life-changing, outdoors, outreach, Pennsylvania, youth
This week’s blog post focuses on the topic of recycling and its two lesser known counterparts: reduce and reuse. The post is written by Monthly Blog Correspondent, Zara M, a Drummers alumni. She digs into landfill and recycling statistics, while cycling through her thoughts to offer up some suggestions to all of us.
This week’s post is a call to awareness about America’s landfills – and about one of our student’s passion for decreasing our contributions to these quickly-filling disposal areas. Calvin, a Drummers and Ursids alumni, shares his ideas and highlights some compelling reasons why we should all get on the recycling bandwagon!
Category: Youth Blog Tags: clean energy, drummers, education, environment, inspiration, leadership, life-changing, outreach, recycling, Ursids, youth
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Conserving the Sea Turtles
Posted: December 4, 2018 by Nina Walk
This weeks blog post is by Laurie E., a Gobblers alumni! She writes about a conservation trip to Costa Rica where she worked to protect sea turtle eggs.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: drummers, environment, featured, habitat, life-changing, nature observation, photography, reports from the field
Forest Bathing: How spending time in nature reduces stress
Posted: February 20, 2018 by Katie Cassidy
This week’s blog post is written by Nick S., a Drummers alumni and monthly blog correspondent. He talks about a tradition, originating in Japan, that involves getting out and into nature and how it can be good for your body and mind! There are no specific rules, just your own pace and your own enjoyment of the outdoors.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: drummers, environment, inspiration, life-changing, nature observation, research, trees, youth
Caprine Clean Up Crew- Goatpacking with a Twist
Posted: October 24, 2017 by Katie Cassidy
Cavan, a Brookies alumni and new monthly blog correspondent, writes this week’s post about a unique project he works on that benefits his community and local environment. His efforts with these hard-working, intelligent animals pay off in a big way!
Category: Youth Blog Tags: Brookies, career, environment, goats, habitat, leadership, life-changing, outdoors, outreach, Pennsylvania, youth
Reduce and Reuse, not just Recycle
Posted: June 20, 2017 by Academy Director
This week’s blog post focuses on the topic of recycling and its two lesser known counterparts: reduce and reuse. The post is written by Monthly Blog Correspondent, Zara M, a Drummers alumni. She digs into landfill and recycling statistics, while cycling through her thoughts to offer up some suggestions to all of us.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: drummers, life-changing, recycling, reduce, reuse, youth
Earth 911: America is Running Out of Room
Posted: April 18, 2017 by Katie Cassidy
This week’s post is a call to awareness about America’s landfills – and about one of our student’s passion for decreasing our contributions to these quickly-filling disposal areas. Calvin, a Drummers and Ursids alumni, shares his ideas and highlights some compelling reasons why we should all get on the recycling bandwagon!
Category: Youth Blog Tags: clean energy, drummers, education, environment, inspiration, leadership, life-changing, outreach, recycling, Ursids, youth