Virtual Environmental School, Course 3, Series 4: “The Living Earth – Air” – Via Zoom
September 19 – 20, 2024 & CHECK TIMES WHEN SCHEDULING WITH FGCCT
The Living Earth Environmental School is composed of a minimum of 40 hours of study. Specific units are divided into four courses of ten hours each and one field trip. The courses investigate AIR, LAND and WATER. The units are divided into Ecology and Environmental Science, Life on Earth, and Earth Stewardship.
For the NGC Curriculum click here.
Virtual Environmental School, Course 3, Series 4: “The Living Earth – Air” – Via Zoom
September 19 – 20, 2024
The Living Earth Environmental School is composed of a minimum of 40 hours of study. Specific units are divided into four courses of ten hours each and one field trip. The courses investigate AIR, LAND and WATER. The units are divided into Ecology and Environmental Science, Life on Earth, and Earth Stewardship.
The Living Earth Environmental School is composed of a minimum of 40 hours of study. Specific units are divided into four courses of ten hours each and one field trip. The courses investigate AIR, LAND and WATER. The units are divided into Ecology and Environmental Science, Life on Earth, and Earth Stewardship. This registration is for Course 3, Series 4, The Living Earth – Air and Related Issues – A Zoom virtual offering – will be held September 19-20, 2024. Participants must have a desktop, laptop, tablet or iPad with an integrated camera and microphone. Participation in a Zoom practice session is required in advance of the School. They will be held on September 9th 6:00-6:30 or September 13th 10:00-10:30 to check video and audio connections. Smartphones are not permitted, unless for “hotspot’ connectivity. There are no prerequisites. Courses may be taken in any order.
For the NGC Curriculum click here.
Virtual Environmental School, Course 3, Series 4: “The Living Earth – Air” – Via Zoom
September 19 – 20, 2024 & CHECK TIMES WHEN SCHEDULING WITH FGCCT
The Living Earth Environmental School is composed of a minimum of 40 hours of study. Specific units are divided into four courses of ten hours each and one field trip. The courses investigate AIR, LAND and WATER. The units are divided into Ecology and Environmental Science, Life on Earth, and Earth Stewardship.
For the NGC Curriculum click here.
Virtual Environmental School, Course 3, Series 4: “The Living Earth – Air” – Via Zoom
September 19 – 20, 2024
The Living Earth Environmental School is composed of a minimum of 40 hours of study. Specific units are divided into four courses of ten hours each and one field trip. The courses investigate AIR, LAND and WATER. The units are divided into Ecology and Environmental Science, Life on Earth, and Earth Stewardship.
The Living Earth Environmental School is composed of a minimum of 40 hours of study. Specific units are divided into four courses of ten hours each and one field trip. The courses investigate AIR, LAND and WATER. The units are divided into Ecology and Environmental Science, Life on Earth, and Earth Stewardship. This registration is for Course 3, Series 4, The Living Earth – Air and Related Issues – A Zoom virtual offering – will be held September 19-20, 2024. Participants must have a desktop, laptop, tablet or iPad with an integrated camera and microphone. Participation in a Zoom practice session is required in advance of the School. They will be held on September 9th 6:00-6:30 or September 13th 10:00-10:30 to check video and audio connections. Smartphones are not permitted, unless for “hotspot’ connectivity. There are no prerequisites. Courses may be taken in any order.
For the NGC Curriculum click here.
The workshop will be Principles of Vertical Design.
Each spring and fall, the MDC conducts a regional household hazardous waste collection program at a series of local sites in member and non-member towns. The program offers a number of benefits to residents and municipalities:
- Residents have the opportunity to participate in a collection day in their respective towns as well as in other collections throughout the year.
- Participating municipalities enjoy financial savings from the effect of pooling under a single contract the services of a licensed hazardous waste management firm.
- The contractor assumes full responsibility for the collection, transportation and proper disposal of hazardous waste items.
Hazardous waste cannot be simply thrown out with the trash, flushed, or poured down the drain because it passes the problem along to the environment, polluting the air and the water. So the MDC sponsors a HazWaste Program to collect the waste and dispose of it through safe, environmentally responsible practices.
The MDC urges you to participate in a Household Hazardous Waste Collection in your town. Protect the health of your kids, your spouse, your pets, and the environment. You may participate in MDC’s household hazardous waste collection program if you are a member of any participating town; and you may participate on any MDC sponsored collection day.
Residents of any of the following participating towns can participate in ANY MDC sponsored collection day: Bloomfield, East Granby, East Hartford, Hartford, Newington, Rocky Hill, West Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor and Windsor Locks. For any questions, please contact the MDC’s Hazwaste Hotline at (860) 278-3809.
Please bring your favorite tools for weeding and pruning. A co-chair will arrive at the garden by 8:30 a.m.
PARKING: Parking will be in the paved lot next to the Amos Bull House on South Prospect Street. We encourage you to carpool as space is limited.
We plan to work if the rain is light. If it is pouring, you will get a cancellation call by 8:00 a.m.
Please remember to bring your favorite gardening tools for weeding and pruning.
If it is raining on your scheduled day, the rain date will be the next day.
We are getting together at Madeleine’s house to look through stored WHGC photos and identify the people in them. This is part of preparing our Club’s historic records for archival storage at the Noah Webster House.