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Gen Z and Nature: Relations Worth Growing
Charmin Dahl, conservation educator and nature-loving mom, shares her experience and perspective relating to Nature with her digital native kin. Explore with her - and head on out-of-doors, with your young friends.
More from Dahl in The Healthy Planet Magazine and in her blog for Villa Montessori School.
Find nature connection resources from MEEA, the Missouri Environmental Education Association.
Related Earthworms Conversations: Forest Bathing with Andrea Sarubbi Fareshteh (January 2019)
The Big Book of Nature Activities (June 2016)
Thanks to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms audio engineer, and to Jon Valley, KDHX production team.
Woman receives no financial help from Children's Division with caring for kid
A south St. Louis resident says she was left high and dry by the Missouri Department of Social Services Children’s Division.
First Republican act of the new Congress is to blow up the deficit
Here's the impact of the first bill that Republicans passed today: I'm just kidding, of course. The real name of the bill is the Family and Small Business Taxpayer Protection Act. Because why not? Republicans can call it anything they want regardless of what it actually does. And what it does is simple: It repeals ...continue reading "First Republican act of the new Congress is to blow up the deficit"
Geological Scientist presents flooding solutions to University City Council
In a nearly hour-long presentation, Bob Criss, a geological scientist, presented a 28-page River Des Peres flooding report to the University City Council.
Employee shot outside St. Charles Cracker Barrel, teens in custody
Attempted carjacking victim fights off would be thief
Carjackings are on the rise, and as police work to stop thieves, some drivers are now fighting back to protect their property.
Independent Reporting Shows Cops Are Still Killing People At An Alarming Rate
Law enforcement agencies have no interest in tracking how often officers kill people. Despite all the talk about police reform, very few states require accurate reporting on deadly force deployments. Even the DOJ doesn’t care. The federal face of law enforcement has been required to compile this data for over two decades. It has yet […]
Lane shifts and ramp closures along I-55
Drivers who commute on Interstate 55 are already making plans to use an alternate route as MoDOT crews closed two northbound lanes Monday morning, as well as a few ramps.
Missouri's "Yellowstone Ranch" nestled in the Ozarks
You've heard of "Yellowstone," the incredibly popular television show on Paramount Network, featuring the "Dutton Family's" beautiful, equestrian style home and the secluded property that surrounds the ranch.
Illinois Senate approves assault weapons ban
The bill will now go back to the state House for another vote.
New hearing requested over Missouri inmate’s death sentence
Attorneys for Missouri death row inmate Leonard Raheem Taylor are calling on the St. Louis County Prosecutor’s Office to request a hearing to review his death sentence.
Man charged with bringing gun to St. Louis school
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Illinois Senate OKs gun ban; House Democrats agree with changes
The Illinois Senate has approved a ban on semiautomatic weapons by a vote of 34-20.
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