As we reflect on 2023, we would like to share a few words of gratitude for you all, our community.
The Need For Ongoing Support
When a disaster strikes, our society’s easy access to data (like video clips on social media and headlines at our fingertips) provide us with an initial window from afar into the stories of the communities experiencing that disaster. And as time passes, the news moves on to the next headline, as does our attention despite the fact that these communities are still impacted.
A Peek Into Philo Ridge Farm's Kitchen
Philo Ridge Farm has been one of BLC’s core management projects for the past ten years and we’ve watched their team grow the operation and grow the impact they have in their community. For this month’s blog post, I want to share a piece that their team recently published speaking to the creative process involved in managing a kitchen at the heart of a farm.
For the love of potatoes
We did a lot in 2022
On Trust, Belonging, and Time
Cultivation
Pack Horses – A balancing act
2021 Year in Review
In our work we are met with failures and successes, sometime in the same project in the same week. We celebrate our success! And we are constantly learning from our missed steps and failures. And forever, we have a lot to learn. Here is to both celebrating 2021 and looking forward to 2022 and the commitment to continued learning, work and growth.
On Hope, Failures, & Long-toed Salamanders
After college I began working as an instructor for the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), an organization that takes students of all ages and experiences into wilderness classrooms around the world. Though I didn’t know it at the time, my work with NOLS was about to become a common thread woven into my life.