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Daily Archives: November 9, 2021

Do Worms Crawl Upwards or Downwards?

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 9, 2021

by Learning Lead – Melinda Munding Most learning experiences would not feel whole and fulfilling without some side steps and mistakes. It is these challenges that really get my brain processing the experience! In my last post, I detailed that we had migrated our worms from the first bin and into the second bin. Using…

Sonic Signature of a Small Lake in Late Summer

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 9, 2021

By Learning Lead – Melissa Dick As a Learning Lead with Waterlution, Melissa is learning about wild soundscapes by capturing audio recordings and listening. Read about her first soundscape recording experience here.  My second soundscape recording and listening activity took place at Lac des Battures, a small lake located on Îles-des-Soeurs in Montréal, Quebec, on…

On the Mend, Part 2

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 9, 2021

by Learning Lead- Katie Yantzi It’s taken me a bit longer than I’d hoped to tackle this next mending skill, for a few reasons: I’ve been busy with other life projects (including moving to a new city and home), but I was also a bit intimidated by mending knits. Why exactly? I’m not sure. I’ve…

Biking Through the Climate Apocalypse (Part 2)

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 9, 2021

by Learning Lead – Kristen Tymoshuk Hey everyone! Welcome back to my journey to learn how to fix bicycles. When we left off in blog one, we had just finished assessing the repairs that needed to be done to my bike. To start the repair process, this blog is all about general bike maintenance for…

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