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EarthKeepers II Student Team Event on TV-6 in Marquette: Local church gardens in the works
EarthKeepers II goal is to have 30 church gardens across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan within the next two years via Local church gardens in the works EarthKeepers II Student Team covered by TV-6 news – with their presentation on … Continue reading →
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EarthKeepers II: Interfaith Energy Conservation and Community Garden Initiative Across the Upper Peninsula to Restore Native Plants and Protect the Great Lakes from Toxins and Airborne Mercury Under the EPA Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
The EarthKeepers II Initiative is sponsored by 10 U.P. Faith Communities With Assistance From Students at Northern Michigan University, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, native garden technical assistance from the U.S. Forest Service Midwest Botanist Jan Schultz and the Native … Continue reading →
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Please vote for EarthKeeper/Zaagkii Projects through August 30, 2009: Finalist in “Friends of Elsie” contest
Please Please Please !!! Support the northern Michigan Earth Keeper Initiative & Zaagkii Project by voting through August 30, 2009 Story to vote: Week Ending Apr 05, 09 Creating numerous environment projects that bring together diverse groups, students, American Indians … Continue reading →
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