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“Indiana Barns” captures history from a disappearing landscape
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Photographer inspired by rural heritage to capture images of vanishing structures.
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Paintings, books, music, plays and other arts are effective ways of communicating environmental issues.
Photographer inspired by rural heritage to capture images of vanishing structures.
Eric Dregni’s “By the Waters of Minnetonka” sheds light on the region’s rich history of European settlers, wealthy vacationers and scandal.
Brooklyn Magazine came out with a rather audacious list recently called The literary history of the United States: A map of the best book or every state.
Laubach chronicles the cooperative history of the Leopold Memorial Reserve in light of challenges maintaining the natural integrity of public-private spaces.
An organization focused on connecting the cultures of the Great Lakes region is raising money to share the stories of indigenous leaders. These leaders are Anishinaabe women, members of Native American groups living in the Canadian Great Lakes area. Their stories will be told in photos, sound, video and text and shared on the Great Lakes Commons Map, said creator of the Great Lakes Commons map Paul Baines. The Great Lakes Commons is an organization that fosters a community dedicated to protecting the Great Lakes, Baines said. The online map is a collaborative project to share photos, videos and personal stories about the Great Lakes.
“God knitted a mitten of wood, rock and lime,
Made a foundation to last through all time…”
What has six legs and creates art?
That’s true of all the competitors in a new garden art competition In Ontario.
Battle Creek resident and Michigan native Loreen Nienwenhuis is in the middle of a third 1,000 miler within the Great Lakes basin.
Review: This character-rich tale is deep with history, context and lessons for environmental battles elsewhere.
Great Lakes Echo recently caught up with Jim DuFresne, author of numerous travel and outdoor guidebooks for Michigan and elsewhere.