
Classes & Events
Northern Lakes Region
Tiny Turtles - Spring Session
When
March 13 & 27, April 10 & 24, May 8 & 22
Where
Hunt Utilities Group Resilient Living Campus
Pricing

$25 per Child
About
Tiny Turtles is an outdoor nature program designed specifically for 4 and 5-year-olds! This class meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month, March through May, from 10:00 am until 11:30 am. Children will have the opportunity to explore the natural world around them on the Hunt Utilities Group Resilient Living Campus while learning about healthy foods and gardening, animals and their habitats, trees, and so much more! Classes will be held entirely outdoors, so it is imperative that kids are dressed for the weather each day, whether that means mud boots and raincoats or full winter gear.
Back to Basics
About
Back to Basics is the premier sustainable living event of north-central Minnesota! It combines workshops, vendors/exhibitors, a keynote, lunch, door prizes, and more to bring roughly 400 people together to share ideas on a wide variety of topics related to sustainability and resiliency. In addition to 40+ workshops, this event includes a large vendor area with 50+ booths providing educational materials, services, and locally made/grown goods of a sustainable nature. The vendor area is open to the public for free.
When & Where
Saturday, February 11, 2023
Pine River-Backus School

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Change Exchange
Discussion Group
When
Tuesday, February 21, 6:30-7:30 pm
Where
Via Zoom (link will be sent with registration)
Pricing
Free
Resources

About
Join us for a one-hour discussion via Zoom! The theme for Jan-March will be soil health. For each meeting, some articles, videos, and podcasts will be shared. Chose to read/watch/listen to at least one of the titles before the meeting or just come to join in the discussion!
Please read/watch/listen to at least one of the following:
Videos
Kiss the Ground - 2020 Documentary available on Netflix, Vimeo, and Amazon
Regeneration of Our Lands: A Producer’s Perspective 2019–Gabe Brown Tedx Talk
Podcasts
What Could Possibly Go Right? Podcast, June 2022 “Using Regenerative Agriculture to Give Our Land a Break” (interview with Betsy Taylor)
The Soil Collective: What is Regenerative? Where Soil Health & Human Health Intersect (Episode 1)
Articles
What Is Monocropping and Why Is It Bad for the Environment? TreeHugger.com
Soil Health, Part One HDT blog
Driftless Region
Change Exchange
Discussion Group
When
Tuesday, February 21, 6:30-7:30 pm
Where
From the comfort of your own home via Zoom!
The link for Zoom will be sent with registration.
Pricing
Free

About
Join us for a one-hour discussion via Zoom! The theme for Jan-March will be soil health. For each meeting, some articles, videos, and podcasts will be shared. Chose to read/watch/listen to at least one of the titles before the meeting or just come to join in the discussion!
Resources
Please read/watch/listen to at least one of the following:
Videos
Kiss the Ground - 2020 Documentary available on Netflix, Vimeo, and Amazon
Regeneration of Our Lands: A Producer’s Perspective 2019–Gabe Brown Tedx Talk
Podcasts
What Could Possibly Go Right? Podcast, June 2022 “Using Regenerative Agriculture to Give Our Land a Break” (interview with Betsy Taylor)
The Soil Collective: What is Regenerative? Where Soil Health & Human Health Intersect (Episode 1)
Articles
What Is Monocropping and Why Is It Bad for the Environment? TreeHugger.com
Soil Health, Part One HDT blog
Reducing Tillage in Your Garden–U of MN Extension
