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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.
During my orientation at Islandwood, standing on a bridge over a river, our professor asked, “Is putting a name on a species important?”
We're excited to introduce Moment of Discovery, a new blog series in which graduate students, alums, educators, and other community members share a moment that sparked curiosity, formed new connections, and fostered growth — both for themselves and for the students they teach.
When Liz Riggs Meder was finishing her masters after a ten-month IslandWood graduate residency, she attended a lecture by the founder of the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE).
Visit the campus on Bainbridge Island and see all that current graduate students have accomplished over the past 10 months.
Join alumni, staff, and other prospective students during this online information session to get an overview of the program, review admissions requirements, and discuss funding opportunities.
