Our Place: Five days of reading, hiking and writing for middle and high school students. Our Place is an inquiry-based summer-learning camp that takes students outdoors to investigate the environmental history of the Pioneer Valley. To ensure the highest quality experience, class size is limited to six students. Educational Enhancement Our Place is designed to [...]
Investigate the traditions of animism in the cultures of Egypt, Greece, Judea, India and America.
This 4-session course introduces you to the key writings of America’s most influential natural philosopher.
Learn where Transcendentalism came from, and how it informs our way of perceiving nature
Land and Liberation is a 1-day environmental philosophy intensive for adults that explores the connections between biome and culture. freedom is the gift of nature Jefferson In 1736, the Reverend Jonathan Edwards observed that the Nonotuck bioregion encouraged spiritual and political liberation: The people of the county in general, I suppose, are as sober, and [...]
This 1-day intensive investigates the biocultural history of the Nonotuck bioregion, and will be held on Sundays: Sept. 13, 20; Oct. 11, 18; and Nov. 15, 22. For the full course description, click: sunset gardening, northern Nonotuck
This 3 session intensive, held 1 session a month for 3 months, lets you track the end of winter and beginning of spring.
This is a one-day environmental philosophy intensive for adults in NYC. For complete course description, click:
This course is designed for adults.
Biocitizen is going to the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve this winter to navigate the Beagle Channel and hike wilderness areas never impressed by a human footprint.
