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In examining the ancient roles of the Haudenosaunee, both men and women are viewed as equal, but both are recognized...

Ode to the mighty turkey

by Jonathan Garlow

January 27, 2016

Local hunters are reporting that it was a late rut this deer (oskenón:ton) season due to the unnaturally mild...

Easy ways to go green at school

November 25, 2015

The go-green movement may have humble beginnings, but now men and women across the globe make everyday decisions with the...

Why we should save the bees

by Laura Hill

In recent years, there has been a growing concern among beekeepers and environmentalists about the rapid decline of honeybees. Just...

Everlasting Tree School: nurturing mindfulness for a healthier planet

Living a waste-less lifestyle can be a challenge for any individual. It demands time, commitment and effort in our already...

Upcycling: an awesome way to recycle

Last week we talked about the importance of including recycling in your overall waste management plan. This week, we’re going...

How to Recycle

As the summer quickly approaches, there is no excuse to get outside, enjoy the fresh air and sort all the...

Recycle yard waste into valuable compost

June 10, 2015

Composting may be a person's first foray into an eco-friendly lifestyle. Compost is a nutrient-rich natural fertilizer that some people...

Simple sustainable gardening tips

June 10, 2015

Sustainability is a concept that can be applied to many facets of life, and gardening is no exception. Sustainable gardening...

The Haudenosaune history of planting – Part Two

June 11, 2015

We all know that in our Thanksgiving Address, the Diohe’ko, the Sustainers of Our Life, are acknowledged and thanked for the...

Yearning for Spring

March 18, 2015

March is here and we are beginning to feel the weather change. Not big changes yet, but enough to prompt...

Seed starting: a step by step guide

March 18, 2015