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Issue 113 - Winter 2002-03

Teaching for the Future: Systems Thinking and Sustainability by John Goekler

Activity: Future Architecture from Metro of Portland

LESSONS FROM THE FOREST

The Forests of Lewis and Clark: Lessons From Dynamic Nature by Jeremy Solin

Bigfoot and Buzzards: Stories That Could Be True by Rick Zenn

Activities for Grades K-12: Lewis and Clark from Fort Clatsop Curriculum

NatureMapping: A New Generation of Explorers by Susan Duncan

Apple Orchard Lush with Life's Lessons by Helen Silvis

Bias and the Educator in the Mirror by Victor Elderton

Exploring Real World Problems in the "Salmon Seminar" by George Rother

Schoolyard Science Takes Root by Suzie Boss

The Short-horned Lizard Experts of Washington State by Cathi Nelson and Diane Petersen

Virtual Trail Explorations by Elizabeth Moundalexis and Sherry Schaaf

Children's Books That Evoke a Sense of Place by Pat Scully

The Growing Pains Challenge: The Struggle for Maturity in Environmental Education by Harold Hungerford

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