The Seneca people have a rich history that spans centuries. Here are some key events in their history: Pre-Contact Era: 1000-1400 AD: Seneca ancestors are believed to have lived in the Ohio River Valley before migrating to the Finger Lakes region of present-day New York. Contact and Colonial Era: Early 1600s: Contact with European explorers, …
From Arch Merrill, Land of the Senecas (n.d., but appears to be from the 1950s): “In 1677 a Dutch trader, Wentwork Greenhalgh, set out from Albany with a party on horseback and visited the four Seneca towns. Here is how he described them: ‘Canagaro lies on the top of a great hill and contains 150 …
https://www.fmce.org/ Minutes of 10/30/2023: https://gfl.bioregionals.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/FMCE-10-30-23-Minutes.pdf Meeting 11/27/2023: (Agenda: FMCE-11-27-23 Agenda)
Rochester Ecology Partners The Rochester Ecology Partners is an organization that intends to improve community connectedness through the power of nature. Our organization hopes to improve individual, community and environmental health and contribute to an educational system that connects people in our city, in particular youth and families to nature, the places they live, and …
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https://www.schenkhomesteadfarm.com/ Schenk Homestead Farm is a diversified market farm focusing on growing vegetables with no herbicides, no pesticides, and no chemical inputs. You can find our produce at various locations in Naples, including Joseph’s Wayside Market and Caruso’s Cafe. We attend the Brighton Farmers Market on Sundays from 9am to 1pm from April through December. …
https://rushrpa.org/About-Us Rush RPA Board of Directors (all volunteer): Carol Ralph, President Marianne Rizzo, Vice-President Pamm Wait, Treasurer; Carol Barnett, Secretary Janet Chaize Kathryn Hankins Jack Mould; Carolee Powers
Cumming Nature Center
Worth knowing about: https://bioregion.org.uk/. Welcome to the bioregion of South Devon. From prehistoric times onwards this place has been on a leading edge of innovation and change. Today we are a seedbed of innovation in soil restoration, organic farming, community-supported fishing, rewilding, the circular economy, social enterprise, re-localising procurement, community action and leveraging systems change …
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