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SUMMARY:DIY Body Scrub Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This event is hosted by Waste Loop\n\nTuesday\, March 21\, 2023\n\n\n5:00 pm- 6:00 pm\n\nBushel and Bee Taproom: 900 Front St\, Leavenworth\, WA\nJoin our friends from the Bubblery to learn about and create your very own body scrub! This zero waste all-natural scrub is good for you and for the planet! \n\nYou may not know that you have all the items you would ever need to make an effective and luxurious sugar and/or salt scrub\, right at home! We hope to supply you with info about plants\, herbs\, oils\, sugar\, and salt and why they are important for your body and mind. Also\, possibly what you need to avoid and why. There is so much to learn about one product! Please join us for a fun hands-on workshop! \nCost: $10\, covers the tools\, scents\, sugar\, salt\, herbs\, flowers\, and all the other great things needed. Please bring your own container\, no larger than 16 ounces or take home one of our cobalt blue containers. \nKeep in mind that Bushel & Bee Tap Room is a 21+ establishment so all that register must be at least 21 years old. \nRegister HERE to reserve your spot today! email us at contact@wasteloop.org with any questions
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/diy-body-scrub-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Under the Surface with Bird Bones and Skeletons
DESCRIPTION:Under the Surface with Bird Bones and Skeletons \nTuesday\, March 21st from 6-7pm via Zoom \nLearn about bird skulls\, beaks\, eyes\, wings\, legs\, feet\, and skeletal structures with naturalist\, David Lukas. Many of these features are hidden by feathers\, yet bird bones and skeletons uniquely shape every aspect of what we see when we watch birds. You’ll come away with a new understanding and appreciation for the hidden mechanics of how birds eat\, sleep\, and move. \nLearn more and register: https://wenatcheeriverinstitute.org/event-calendar.html/event/2023/03/21/under-the-surface-with-bird-bones-and-skeletons-online-class/422103
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/under-the-surface-with-bird-bones-and-skeletons/
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SUMMARY:National Geographic Live-Extreme Filmmaker
DESCRIPTION:Numerica Performing Arts Center presents:\nImmersive storytelling and unforgettable imagery. Hear behind-the-scenes stories straight from National Geographic’s photographers\, scientists\, filmmakers\, and adventurers live on stage\nBryan Smith\nan award-winning filmmaker based out of Squamish\, British Columbia. His first documentary\, 49 Megawatts\, received acclaim both for its amazing kayaking footage and insightful exploration of the controversy over British Columbia’s river-based energy production. An online version went viral and led to two-feature length sea kayaking films. His work has appeared at numerous film festivals across the world\, including the prized Banff and Telluride Mountain Film Festivals.\n\nIn the past few years\, Smith has built on his adventure film roots and developed a strong reputation in both TV documentary and commercial cinematography. With a knack for storytelling\, an ability to assemble great teams\, and an insane work ethic\, his client list has grown to include National Geographic\, Discovery\, Disney\, Red Bull\, Patagonia\, New Belgium Brewing\, Arcteryx\, and more. In 2010 he earned a National Geographic Expedition Grant for his work in Kamchatka\, Russia\, and launched into digital media\, co-producing and directing The Season web TV series. He has worked as both a Field Producer and Director of Photography for National Geographic Television on shows including Alaska Wing Men\, Explorer\, Nat Geo Amazing and Monster Fish. More recently\, he co-produced and directed The Man Who Can Fly\, a 60-minute special for the National Geographic Channel Explorer series.\n\nWith extensive experience on Red\, Alexa\, Phantom\, Sony F900\, Panasonic Varicam\, and just about every ENG camera platform\, his experience at getting cameras into difficult and remote locations makes him an incredible asset to any production. Smith brings a diverse perspective to non-fiction filmmaking\, having worked on TV\, independent documentary\, and several commercial projects.\n\nFor more information or to purchase tickets click here.
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/national-geographic-live-extreme-filmmaker/
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SUMMARY:W.T. Clark Life Story
DESCRIPTION:This event is hosted by the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center \nJoin us at the historic Wells House as we listen to parts of W.T. Clark’s life story.\nVolunteers Scott Erikson\, Bruce Campbell and Joe St. Jean will read from a Clark Family\nhistory booklet\, written by Harry Clark\, son of Mr. Clark. \nHear little known facts from the life of the “Father of Wenatchee”\, first owner of the Wells House\, builder of the Highline Canal\, builder of the first bridge across the Columbia\, President of First National Bank\, newspaper owner\, and many “firsts” in early Wenatchee. \nAdmission is $15\, pre-registration is required so we can accommodate seating arrangements. \nWells House is located off of 9th Street\, at the end of Nelson Street\, on the East edge of Wenatchee Valley College. \nFor more information or to register click here.
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/w-t-clark-life-story/
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SUMMARY:Jacobson Preserve Trail Maintenance
DESCRIPTION:Date Thu\, 03/23/2023\n\n\nTime 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm\n\n\nLocation\nJacobson Preserve\n\n\n\n\nThis event is hosted by Chelan Douglas Land Trust \nJoin us at Jacobson Preserve for annual spring maintenance on the trail system. This work will be light to moderate and involve hiking up to 1.5 miles and 380 feet of elevation gain. Most volunteers will be working with hand tools such as hoes and McLeods but a brushing option is available within a short walk of the trailhead\, which is lighter work. Kids are welcome! \nBefore you sign up\, we recommend you read our Outdoor Volunteer Event COVID Safety Protocol. \n*All work parties are weather and conditions dependent. Canceled work parties will be rescheduled if possible. \nFor more information and to rsvp click here.
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/jacobson-preserve-trail-maintenance-3/
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SUMMARY:PsycheNatur: Human Minds in Natural Spaces\, Aesthetics & Perception
DESCRIPTION:This event is hosted by the North Cascades Institute \nThis is a virtual event \nClass Tuition: $10 \nTo register for this event click here. \nFor a much longer time than our very recent revisiting of what it means to be human on our planet\, our psycho-biology\, sense of aesthetics\, notions of self\, down to the manner in which we perceive the natural world (including ourselves)\, have been a seamless and integrated whole. \nOnly in the most rare occasions can one glimpse the integral nature of these factors in the way that our ancestors existed in natural spaces. \nFurthermore\, Paul Shepard invokes the very notion of psychological dysfunction when he asks: “What can one say of the prospect of the future in a world where increasing injury to the planet is a symptom of human psychopathology? What are the means and the effects of this psychological amputation?” \nThis foundational questioning leads to a revisiting of constructs we once thought were obvious\, such as taken-for-granted definitions of “nature\,” “self”\, or “connection.” To the extent that approaches such as “nature aesthetics” subsumes various facets of the aforementioned integrated whole\, Psychenatur\, then in the words of the philosopher James Dow\, we can ask the following questions: “What is a natural environment? What is relevant\, psychologically speaking\, to the aesthetic appreciation of natural environments? What is the relationship between nature aesthetics and environmental ethics? \nThrough further readings and discussions\, participants will have an opportunity to recapitulate and then chart new ways of rethinking their own place on natural spaces in more integral and thus inclusive ways; eyes wide open! \nThis class is being taught by Dr. George Conesa\, an interdisciplinary thinker with an academic and professional background in biology\, philosophy\, and experimental psychology. Dr. Conesa edits the International Journal of Ecopsychology (IJE) at CAL POLY Humboldt and has taught courses on animal behavior and cognition\, in addition to many other pursuits.
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/psychenatur-human-minds-in-natural-spaces-aesthetics-perception/
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SUMMARY:Nexus Ski Film with Sasha Dingle
DESCRIPTION:Red Barn Event: Nexus Ski Film with Sasha Dingle \nThursday\, March 23rd from 7-8pm in WRI’s Red Barn OR livestream via Zoom \nJoin WRI and Leavenworth professional skier\, Sasha Dingle\, to watch the new ski film\, Nexus! It is an action sports film documenting five distinct groups of skiers\, their connection to the mountains\, and how skiing shapes their relationships. This film is produced and directed by women. This is a hybrid event. \nMore info: https://wenatcheeriverinstitute.org/event-calendar.html/event/2023/03/23/red-barn-event-nexus-film-with-sasha-dingle/422125
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/nexus-ski-film-with-sasha-dingle/
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