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The answers are in yellow…

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Speak to me in color…

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The beauty of handmade paper

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Heart space…

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Walk Tall

 

Walk tall…as the Trees

Live strong…as the Mountains

Be gentle…as the Spring Breeze

Keep  the Warmth of Summer…In you Heart

And…The Great Spirit will always be with you.    Anonymous

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Mapleton Tree Project

Emma Bruemmer, State Urban Forester from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources accesses Mapleton’s tree damage from a tornado that devastated the town on April 9th, 2011.  She uses a handheld device with ArcGIS software to input data that will be used to map, analyze and acquire information for restoration and replanting.

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On an autumn morning…

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Artist, Debra Ketchum Jircik did a papermaking residency at Woodland Progressive School in Minocqua, Wisconsin. With Debra at the helm students explored the art and craft of papermaking, making rounds for Treewhispers. Here you can see them in progress—beating Kozo by hand, forming the rounds and creatively weighting the boards to press out the water. The students also developed a creative display in the school before sending them off to the project. Great job everyone!

 

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My father’s favorite

“This poem by Joyce Kilmer was my father—Joseph Kivland’s—favorite line to say to his kids. He used it often to explain very simply the wonder of nature.

Lisa Kivland, Schaumburg, IL

 

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Beliefs

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