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Alderleaf eNewsletter, December 2011 - New Course Calendar, Water Hemlock, Upcoming Courses December 20, 2011 |
Welcome to the December 2011 eNewsletter from Alderleaf Wilderness College! 1.) The 2012 Course Calendar is Live! 2.) Feature Article: Water Hemlock - A Deadly Plant 3.) Upcoming Classes and Events...  The new calendar of course dates is now up on the web, with several news classes scheduled, including our first Wilderness First Aid Course, Cob Oven Workshop, and expanded survival skills classes... (Learn more)
 By Michelle M. Peziol Water hemlock (Cicuta spp.) is one of the most deadly poisonous plants in North America. When you begin learning about wild plants, a great place to start is with the most dangerous species found in your area. This way you can be sure to avoid these poisonous plants when out in the field learning about other species... (Read more)
Upcoming Classes and Events!
Wildlife Tracking Apprenticeship: begins Feb 11, 2012 Field-based training in wildlife tracking skills in the Pacific Northwest. Led by expert trackers. Wilderness First Aid Training Course: Feb 24-26, 2012 This wilderness first aid course is designed to introduce you to the concepts of medical care in a wilderness setting. Wilderness Survival Weekend Course: Mar 10-11, 2012 Learn the most important skills for survival: shelter, water, fire, and food. Gain practical, hands-on experience! Introduction to Permaculture: Mar 17, 2012 Join us for a day to learn about the basics of permaculture - a revolutionary sustainable design system! View the full lineup of classes at our Courses page!
 Applications are now being accepted for the 2012-2013 school year! Did you know that Alderleaf has a blog and forum, and is also on social sites? Check them out... Alderleaf Commons Online Forum Alderleaf on YouTube Do you know of any great websites that would be a good connection for Alderleaf? We can always use the support of other sites linking to us. Just reply to this newsletter if you have any suggestions or contacts for sites that would link to us and be a good match. You can also mention us on Facebook, Twitter or any other way...every little bit helps Alderleaf grow and be able to offer more great nature skills information! Thank you very much for considering this request! Do you know someone who might enjoy our free nature skills articles and program updates? If so, you can forward the Alderleaf eNewsletter to a friend! The Alderleaf eNewsletter is emailed approximately once per month. We pledge to never flood your account with emails. Alderleaf Wilderness College Visit our website to see new program information and more:
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