Crow's Path

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About Crow's Path 
The mission of Crow's Path is to cultivate a community of compassionate, empathetic stewards of the natural world who are deeply rooted in themselves, their relationships with others, and the places in which they live by fostering, supporting and creating hands-on opportunities for reconnection. We do this through story, skill-building, adventure, song, art, and exploration with a focus on natural history, permaculture, earth skills/art, and education.
 
 
<img src="http://college.crowspath.org/wp-content/uploads/the-OKs-2017-43.jpg" style="width: 215px; float: right; margin: 0px 0px 10px 10px;">About Teage&nbsp; 
Hey fellow naturalists, I'm Teage. I wear many many hats, from founder/ED of Crow's Path to author of the Wild Burlington Newsletter to co-host of The Single Acorn. I'm a naturalist in New England, interested in exploring the intersection between the urban and wild, and finding my place in the web of living and nonliving others. I love sharing this with others through, and have found many teaching outlets to help others translate the story of place. This story is written in a language that is foreign to many of us. I've learned the language through primitive skills, natural history, writing, photography, and hours and hours of time out in the woods, slowly beginning to translate its words, decipher its syntax, and read the stories, effectively orienting myself in accordance with the natural world. I teach others the skills essential to read this language. Follow along my adventures and develop your skills as a naturalist through the&nbsp;
<a href="https://crowspath.org/newsletter/">newsletter</a> or&nbsp;<a href="https://crowspath.org/podcast/">podcast</a> and begin to read the stories the wild world has to tell.

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Plant an acorn, grow an oak. A buck a month gets ya a shout out as a sponsor of a newsletter segment and access to member-only content.

Gray squirrel

Ahh, an omnivore, the intermediary between creatures great and small. 5 bones gets ya a couple of sweet Crow's Path stickers, a shout out, and access to member-only content.

Raccoon

Ecosystem engineer extraordinaire. Your reward? The stickers, a shout out, member-only content, and some sweet post cards with my photos on 'em. 

Beaver

A masting tree! You are the ancestor to the next generation of forest. Play that role and you get all of the above, plus a spiffy shiny (or matte) 8.5x11 photo from the Wild Burlington archives.

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