Part 1: Stories from the Kalahari Part 2: Language Part 3: Living Locally Part 5:Springhare for Breakfast I really like the outfits the women wear in the Kalahari. Really like them. I asked one of the women there 3 times if she would trade clothes with me. I wanted to Read more…
Part 1: Stories from the Kalahari Part 2: Language Part 4: Fashion & Function Part 5: Springhare for Breakfast I was born, raised and am living in Orange County California, home to over 3 million people spread out over 800 square miles with almost 4000 people living per square mile. Read more…
Stories From the Kalahari: Part 1 We were welcomed warmly by our hosts, guides and new friends from the Kalahari. Everyone spoke different languages and we were fortunate to be accompanied by Niljke, a translator who grew up with the Bushmen and speaks Naro & Afrikaans in addition to English. Read more…
Linkto Forest Kindergarten Caroline’s Blog: Part 1 Wednesday, June 6, 2012, O’Neill Regional Park The sky was filled with warm sunshine, busy winged creatures and colorful flying foxes whizzing by. We made an end of the year toy out of my old jeans, extra fabric, rice, and ribbons. Whoosh! Our Read more…
Earthroots is honored to be providing on campus ecological education at the Journey School in Aliso Viejo as one of their Green Partners. OC Register Article Aliso Viejo Patch Article CBS 2 News Clip 8th Grade Student, Cyriene Adams inspired to design and install� Rainwater harvesting demonstration Site at Journey Read more…
A letter from Nancy Berkson, mother of Soleil. Hi Jodi, I thought you would be interested in seeing Soleil’s latest project. This semester we are studying the Torah and for our big project we built a cobb oven, just like the way people used to bake back in those days. Read more…
Tracks in the Mud Our homeschool class explored Trabuco Creek and found an area with cracked mud that held lots of clear animal tracks. Do you know whose feet made these? Grab your field guides or use the internet as a resource! The answers are at the end of this Read more…
In partnership with Transition Laguna Beach, SEEDS and the Anneliese School, Earthroots is honored to welcome international permaculture teacher Warren Brush to Laguna Beach! Just returning from Jordan where he co-taught at the International Permaculture Convergence with Bill Molison, Geoff & Nadia Lawton, and Brad Lancaster, Warren comes with inspiring Read more…
Caroline Colesworthy co-instructs Earthroots Forest Kindergarten program with Jeannie Lee & Meg Hiesinger. Caroline’s Blog gives you a glimpse of the magical days of Forest Kindergarten. Wednesday April, 25, 2012, Upper Newport Estuary Muth Interpretive Center What was predicted to be a storm turned out to be a very warm Read more…