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Mission
To preserve a sustainable oasis as a demonstration
project and learning center for ordinary people
exploring solutions to the tasks of creating a
land-based culture.
This is one of a growing number of models of experiential education. The
Center is a framework for exploration. The project is a work in progress
as learners discover and build on their understanding of an Earth-centered
culture. The Site is therefore an environment which provides the grounds
for experience. Living within the ecosystem's own guidlines, the Center
encourages a focus on the harmless integration of human activities into
the natural world while supporting the learner's sensitivity for what
it means to be "sustainable." Students will explore food, shelter, economics
(gainful employment), community and a healthy and joyful life.

Vision
To acknowledge the natural world as "teacher."
To observe and understand our relationship with the earth and to live
within these bounds and teach others to do the same.
Ndibendaagwaz - an Odawa name meaning "I belong" to the Earth-
represents our
desire to reconnect and remember where we come from.
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Board of Directors
Jayne Leatherman Walker
-President
-Interim Treasurer
-Vice President
- vacant
Jeff Anderson
-Trustee
Doug Murray
-Trustee
Chris Grobbel
-Trustee
Michelle Moore
-Secretary
Staff
Jayne Leatherman Walker
-Director/ Educator
Dede Cronin
-Instructor, Drumming Workshops
Pamela Dueweke
-Garden Goddess Sculpture Facilitator
General Counsel
Olson, Noonan & Bzdok, P.C.
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