of Homewaters Project
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Wishing you a new year filled with outdoor exploration and a wonderful relationship with your own home place.
Homewaters presents thought-provoking book reading by Dave Montgomery Thurs., Jan. 24, 7-9 pm
Are we
using up the earth's soil? Dave Montgomery's compelling, soundly researched book, Dirt: The Erosion of Civilization, will get us thinking about the role soil plays in the rise and fall of civilizations . . . including our own. Join us in North Seattle Community College's North Star Room for this free event.
Website makes year-end giving easy: Caring citizens like you making donations, one at a time, allow Homewaters to build connected, healthy communities and foster tomorrow's stewards. Click here to make your tax-deductible year-end gift today! If you've already given in 2007, tell a friend or family member how effective Homewaters is and how powerful our programs can be.
Teacher Trainings are listed on our website
January 29: Tiny Neighbors Field Investigation Teacher Training. For fifth grade teachers who use the Microworlds Science Unit. Clock hours available. Contact Kate Bedient.
February 28: Ecosystems Field Investigation Teacher Training. For fourth grade teachers who teach the Ecosystems Science Unit. Clock hours pending. Contact Linda Versage.
Sustainable logging: To see what Homewaters/Thornton Creek Project Founder Peter Hayes has been up to, read this article in the Portland Tribune.