Pay it Forward, and Local
by Michael J. Caduto When I first moved to Woodstock in 1981, I walked into the Woodstock Pharmacy to buy a newspaper, and came out with a chocolate bar. It […]
Climate Change Education to Address Intergenerational Injustice
By Joan Haley In the field of education, climate change has become a hot topic (pun…unavoidable). It makes sense. Why wouldn’t we want to better prepare our students to address
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Nature & the Environment: Fiction Versus Fact
By Michael J. Caduto Walking through the woods recently, I noticed a rusty sap bucket hanging from an old maple tree on a tap that had probably been forgotten some
Finding Stewardship in Story
by Michael J. Caduto ©2021 www.p-e-a-c-e.net It seems to me that we are living in a time of prophecy, a time of definitions and decisions. We are the generation with
Composting, Soil Health and Climate Change
By Cat Buxton Cat Buxton holds forth on the essentials of composting. Soil is the glue that holds our landscape and our communities together. Literally. Beneath our feet, fungi and
How Birds Sustain on Long Winter Nights
By Michael J. Caduto Barred Owl. Photo credit: Michael J. Caduto A barred owl has been stalking our bird feeder this winter, ever since a thick blanket of snow covered
Sustainable Woodstock East End Park Project Fledges the Nest
By Michael J. Caduto With pride and gratitude Sustainable Woodstock announces a new stage of growth for the East End Park. Following a twelve-year effort during which dozens of Sustainable
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Can Vermont Winters Continue to Thrive in Climate Change?
By Farren Stainton Over the past 50 years, Vermont’s average winter temperature has increased by 4°F. Wet snow and freezing rain are more common. The number of days when the
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Climate Change Education: Teachers Reflect on Goals, Challenges and Inspiration
By Kathleen Robbins Teaching middle and high school students about climate change can feel daunting. “Students need to leave feeling empowered and hopeful, rather than full of anxiety or depression
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The Power of One: Educating and Empowering Youth about Climate Change
By Michael J. Caduto The moment we decide to fulfill something, we can do anything. -Greta Thunberg to the Houses of Parliament, UK When I first started writing to educate
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