The haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Many English speakers write three lines, the first line being five syllables, the second seven, and the third five. This form is fine for the HooRWA project, but don’t feel limited. Many contemporary writers use a less rigid form. Typically, even these modern writers usually use […]
The haiku is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Many English speakers write three lines, the first line being five syllables, the second seven, and the third five. This form is fine for the HooRWA project, but don’t feel limited. Many contemporary writers use a less rigid form. Typically, even these modern writers usually use […]
Join justin adkins and Arianna Collins from HooRWA to explore the Hoosic River watershed and learn very basic plant identification of edible and medicinal plants. We will each enter this space as teacher and learner together as we learn from the plants of the ancestral homelands of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohicans. We will also discuss what […]
Join our friends at Hoosic River Revival in their "Wake Up The River" event. Help clean up the Hoosic River on Saturday, April 20th starting at 9 a.m. Their central meeting location will be at Noel Field on State Street in North Adams. This is a free event and they ask you to please REGISTER.
Join naturalist and wild edibles enthusiast Arianna Alexsandra Collins on a 1 hour walk to identify wild edibles and medicinals. Flora and fungi characteristics will be discussed for proper identification and meal and medicine preparation. Trailside nibbling will be encouraged. This program is free and open to the public. Registration required through the Clark Art […]
HooRWA is a member of the Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts and they are hosting an event on Saturday, May 4, 10am-12noon. Join our sibling organization in Hawley, MA for a woods walk showcasing a variety of management decisions focused on climate, habitat, family & legacy, and personal stewardship. Registration limited. RSVP for details. kconlin@newenglandforestry.org
