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Are You a Scientist?

Are you a scientist? Why or why not? What makes someone a scientist? If you drew yourself as a scientist, what would it look like?

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ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION – EDUCATION FOR ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

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IN-PERSON INFORMATION SESSION – EDUCATION FOR ENVIRONMENT & COMMUNITY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

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The Impact of Mindfulness Meditation

“Gently close your eyes and take in a nice deep breath. Do this several times and allow your body to relax more and more with each deep breath.” Twelve 5th graders in the School Overnight Program stretch out on pillows in a wooden loft as I guide them through a mindfulness meditation.

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ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION – EDUCATION FOR ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

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Moment of Discovery: The Lesson I Never Knew I Needed (Or Planned For)

It was my second full day with the 5th graders in Team Bog. We had tasted plants around the garden; discovered “magical” purple beans; and gathered herbs, vegetables, and fruit for our “communi-tea” and Soil to Snack project.

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To Name or Not to Name: Graduate Student Benay O’Connell Explores the Complexities of Naming Species

During my orientation at Islandwood, standing on a bridge over a river, our professor asked, “Is putting a name on a species important?”

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ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION – EDUCATION FOR ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

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ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION – EDUCATION FOR ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

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CAMPUS VISIT DAY FOR PROSPECTIVE GRADUATE STUDENTS

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IslandWood acknowledges that we live and work on the ancestral land of the Coast Salish people, who have been stewards of this region's land and waters since time immemorial. While the majority of our work takes place on Suquamish and Duwamish land, we also conduct programs on the land of the Snohomish, Puyallup, Muckleshoot, Skokomish, and S’Klallam peoples.


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