"You
can't solve all the world's problems, but you can take on one project at
a time,
and then another. You can do that your entire life."
- Hazel Wolf, feminist, labor activist, environmental leader (1898-2000) -
Here
are my projects. . .
The mission of the National Audubon
Society is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems focusing on birds
and other wildlife for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological
diversity. Founded in 1905, the organization is named for John James
Audubon (1785-1851), famed ornithologist, explorer and wildlife artist.
Audubon at the local level in South Puget Sound:
A member chapter of the National
Audubon Society, Black Hills Audubon represents members in Thurston, Lewis
and Mason Counties in south Puget Sound. Its goals are to maintain,
restore and protect ecosystems for future generations, and to promote environmental
education and nature-based recreation.
Music for Healing and Transition Program
The Music for Healing and Transition
Program, in recognition of music as a therapeutic enhancement to the healing
process and the life/death transition, prepares musicians to serve the
ill, dying, and to all those who may benefit, by providing music as a service
to create healing environments. MHTP graduates are known as "Music
Practitioners." To advance our student interns in the development
of their skills we affiliate with health care facilities and community
organizations.
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