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A School in the Woods

As more children grow up in urban environments, waking up to the sound of a treefrog becomes a rare experience.

Emmy Award Winner!

Natural Heroes, the series of independent films focused on people making a difference for the environment, was recognized for outstanding achievement in Public/Current Affairs Programming at the Northern California Emmy® Awards held on May 12 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.

 

Making a Positive Difference . . .

Outdoor learning centers such as IslandWood on Bainbridge Island, WA offer transformative courses in nature, inspiring the next generation of engaged learners and leaders.

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Description of DVD

A School in the Woods is an IslandWood Media Production ©2007. TRT 23 min/color. Host: Simran Sethi; Producer: Katie Jennings; Director: Michael Gross; Editors: Michelle VanSandt & Michael Gross ; Music: Wayne Horvitz & Norb Caioli; Written by: Michael Gross & Katie Jennings

 

Natural Heroes

Natural Heroes is a series of independently produced films that share a common theme: people who are actively involved in improving the environment, whether in their local community or on the other side of the world. Click here for more information.
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Bird's Nest Fireplace

The fireplace in the Bird's Nest Lodge is primarily comprised of horizontally layered sandstone. Sandstone, as with most sedimentary rocks, is formed when eroded bits of older rocks are deposited and then naturally cemented into a cohesive rock. This fossil nautilus is 500 million years old. It lived before fish evolved and was the largest predator in the ocean.