Nancy MacKerrow is the founder and head of the Susie Forest program. She pays for ten trees a year that are planted in the Spokane area. Susie Forest was started by Nancy in memory of her daughter Susie Stephens. Susie was world traveler, social activist, avid biker, and impassioned environmentalist. Unfortunately Susie was hit by a bus and killed. In honor of her daughter Nancy began planting trees for her daughter. Since the first tree however she has planted trees for people, organizations and groups who she wishes to recognize. In this way the Susie Forest is growing and will continue to grow. See the website at www.thesusieforest.wordpress.com Interview by Audrey Gudeman May 201
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Nancy King Smith, Executive Director of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center, discusses her personal and o...
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Roberta Stroden describes her gardening experiences in Swan Valley, Montana. She shares her gardenin...
Nancy MacKerrow is the founder and head of the Susie Forest program. She pays for ten trees a year t...
Irv and Dorothy Hazel discuss their work with the West Creek Conservation effort, primarily focusing...
Leigh Greenwood is the Forest Health Program Director for North America at The Nature Conservancy. A...
Kathleen Barber of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center describes her involvement with the Center beginnin...
Minnesota’s forests are important ecologically, economically and socially and approximately one thir...
Barbara Morgan of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center discusses the history of the Shaker Lakes; the hist...
Irene Toth, a member of the board of trusttees of WCPC and an amatuer historian discusses both the h...
Linda Hunt, Ph.D., is a freelance writer and former Whitworth University professor of English. After...
Gallia County Ohio native Emma Gatewood was the first woman to solo-hike the Appalachian Trail. Emma...
Elaine Marsh of the Friends of the Crooked River talks about growing up in Cleveland and moving to I...
Shirley Pashall recalls when the Cleveland Hiking Club was much smaller, enabling close friendships ...
In 1935 Nancy Gilmour Jamieson went from Peterborough in South Australia to Alice Springs as a short...
Nancy King Smith, Executive Director of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center, discusses her personal and o...
SourceURL:file://localhost/Users/ray/Documents/Appalachian%20Studies%20Conference%20%202015.doc Ca...
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