May 21st: Journaling with Colored Pencils

May 21st: Journaling with Colored Pencils

Journaling with Colored Pencils

May 21st: Journaling with Colored Pencils

Join us for a journaling walk on Sunday, May 21, 2023 from 1 to 2:30 pm est.

The Dennis Conservation Land Trust will team up with the daVinci Pursuit to host its fourth art and science walk in our new monthly walk series called “Seeing with your hands.”

This walk – “Journaling with Colored Pencils” – is scheduled for 1 PM on Sunday, May 21st.

Participants will need to bring journals and pens, pencils, watercolors, colored pencils, or whatever they want to work with.

Please contact us to reserve your spot, or stay tuned for more walks to come!

Participation is free to DCLT Members (join by visiting our website/ link in bio), with a $10 suggested donation for nonmembers.

 

To register, email info@dennisconservationlandtrust.org

April 30th: Deepening Inquiry

April 30th: Deepening Inquiry

Deepening Inquiry

April 30th: Deepening Inquiry

Join us for a journaling walk on Sunday, April 30, 2023 from 1 to 2:30 pm est.

The Dennis Conservation Land Trust will team up with the daVinci Pursuit to host its third art and science walk in our new monthly walk series called “Seeing with your hands.”

This walk – “Deepening Inquiry” – is scheduled for 1 PM on Sunday, April 30th.

Participants will need to bring journals and pens, pencils, watercolors, colored pencils, or whatever they want to work with.

Please contact us to reserve your spot, or stay tuned for more walks to come!

Participation is free to DCLT Members (join by visiting our website/ link in bio), with a $10 suggested donation for nonmembers.

 

To register, email info@dennisconservationlandtrust.org

March 19th: Nature Drawing

March 19th: Nature Drawing

Nature Drawing

March 19th: Nature Drawing

Join us for a journaling walk on Sunday, March 19, 2023 from 1 to 2:30 pm est.

The Dennis Conservation Land Trust will team up with the daVinci Pursuit to host its second art and science walk in our new monthly walk series called “Seeing with your hands.”

This walk – “Nature Drawing” – is scheduled for 1 PM on Sunday, March 19th.

Participants will need to bring journals and pens, pencils, watercolors, colored pencils, or whatever they want to work with.

Please contact us to reserve your spot, or stay tuned for more walks to come!

Participation is free to DCLT Members (join by visiting our website/ link in bio), with a $10 suggested donation for nonmembers.

 

To register, email info@dennisconservationlandtrust.org

Little Successes Can Change Everything: Building Solutions for Our Carbon Future – Episode 1

Little Successes Can Change Everything: Building Solutions for Our Carbon Future – Episode 1

Aired Saturday, March 18, 2023

Little Successes Can Change Everything: Building Solutions for Our Carbon Future – Episode 1

Show #219

Talking about large-scale drivers of carbon at the very highest level of concern for the survival of life on the planet. We will explore the pragmatic microlevel of the design of a few individual buildings, materials, and systems that in the that demonstrate the multiplying effect of little success stories. What does it mean to be resilient versus resistant and what does it mean to be Net Zero.

Guests

Tom Huf, Senior Education Facilities Planner,
University of Massachusetts; Jacob Knowles,
Director of Sustainable Design at BR+A; Mark Oldham, Principal Architect at Payette; Andrea Love, LEED Fellow and Principal Architect at Payette; Ted Mendoza, Capital Projects Manager at University of Massachusetts

Little Successes Can Change Everything: Building Solutions for Our Carbon Future – Episode 1

The Net Makers: Traditional Hoopnet Crafting

The Net Makers: Traditional Hoopnet Crafting

Aired Saturday, March 11, 2023

The Net Makers: Traditional Hoopnet Crafting

Show #218

Talking about a new movie by Hannah Myers Lindgren. The Net Makersis her fourth film streaming on Hoodox. In rural Southern Indiana, two men carry on the tradition of crafting hoopnets and commercially fishing in the White and Wabash Rivers. Despite the threat of invasive species, climate change impacts and the shifting dynamics of commercial fishing and social norms, Larry and Danny spend countless hours hand-tying thousands of knots to create the intricate hoopnets that have been used in the area since the Great Depression. While they take their own approaches to crafting their nets, both recognize the precarious state of this tradition, and hope that the culture of hoopnet making will be picked up by future generations before it becomes lost to time.

Guests

Hannah Myers Lindgren, Filmmaker; Rocky Walls, Producer and Founder of Hoodox

The Net Makers: Traditional Hoopnet Crafting

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