"Hi Katie,
It's great to hear from you! Glad to know you run an organization in Guizhou. I'd love to take part in your activities with my son.
Look forward seeing you!
Cece"
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Katie Scott left a comment for Cece Gong"Hello Cece, I found your contact and wonder your experience has been with connecting children with nature in China. I run an organization called NatureWize in Guizhou: http://www.cn.naturewize.org/. I'd love to connect!"
Katie Scott posted a status"What have we been doing all this time???? We'd love to share:http://www.en.naturewize.org/activity-photoalbum.html"
Katie Scott posted a status"Wishing the Nature Lovers out there a joyful, playful, nature-filled 2013!"
Dawn Gracewind left a comment for Katie Scott"Hi Katie! Where in Colorado are you from? I live on Hastings Mesa in between Ridgway and Telluride...Last Dollar Road :-)
I got really excited about the possibility of Earth Scouts happening in China and yes I understand your…"
Juliet Robertson left a comment for Katie Scott"Hi Katie
I'm sorry it took me so long to "approve" your membership to the International Group. Normally I get a wee alert in my inbox to tell me but for some reason it either didn't happen or I missed it. Lovely to meet…"
Katie Scott left a comment for Dawn Gracewind"By the way Dawn, I'm from Colorado! I was just visiting last month. Sure wish I'd been connected earlier. I would have definitely tried to meeting you!"
Katie Scott left a comment for Dawn Gracewind"Hello Dawn, what an interesting program! I reviewed your websites, and have passed them along to my husband, who is Chinese and works with me in developing our NatureWize program. I'd be very interested in starting a program like the Earth…"
Dawn Gracewind left a comment for Katie Scott"Hi Katie
My name is Dawn and I am the admin of the Earth Scouts Networkwhich is a program ran by the Earth Charter U.S. organization. Here is a link to the Earth Charter site in China
So far the Earth Scouts have been inside the U.S. borders…"
Suz Lipman commented on Katie Scott's blog post Autumn Bounty Nature Event from Chinese Perspective"Thank you for sharing this, Katie! I really enjoyed reading the entries and seeing the terrific photos, and getting a glimpse into another culture. It must be fascinating for you to be there."
Katie Scott's blog post was featuredAutumn Bounty Nature Event from Chinese Perspective
I recently just wrote a blog about organizing nature activities in China, from an American perspective. Here's a blog within a blog, from a Chinese writer. As we have held our last few events, a lovely photographer and writer has joined us to record our time together. Though the comments to the photos are in Chinese, the photos are easy to review. I also just use Google Translate for fairly good and very quick translations. Here are the blog links:…See More
Suz Lipman commented on Katie Scott's album
Autumn Bounty in the Forest Park
"Hi Katie! These are gorgeous pictures of what looks like a great outing. Thanks for sharing!"
Katie Scott's photo was featured
Zillions of caterpillars in a patch of grass
Too bad we didn't get a close up! The children's awe was just as photogenic.
Katie Scott posted a blog postAutumn Bounty Nature Event from Chinese Perspective
I recently just wrote a blog about organizing nature activities in China, from an American perspective. Here's a blog within a blog, from a Chinese writer. As we have held our last few events, a lovely photographer and writer has joined us to record our time together. Though the comments to the photos are in Chinese, the photos are easy to review. I also just use Google Translate for fairly good and very quick translations. Here are the blog links:…See More
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Autumn Bounty Nature Event from Chinese Perspective
I recently just wrote a blog about organizing nature activities in China, from an American perspective. Here's a blog within a blog, from a Chinese writer. As we have held our last few events, a lovely photographer and writer has joined us to record our time together. Though the comments to the photos are in Chinese, the photos are easy to review. I also just use Google Translate for fairly good and very quick translations. Here are the blog links:…
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Posted on October 18, 2010 at 8:13pm — 1 Comment
The Power of the Children and Nature Movement in China
If we are visiting these sites, we already understand the power of this movement, to liberate our children, and ourselves, back into playing in nature. I am compelled to add to the proof at just how natural and permeating this movement is, in China. This is too long for a blog, but I can not resist sharing.
My vantage point is as an American mother raising two young children in urban China. We…
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One Hundred Blessings Organic Farm Family Nature Club Event
We met at the same busy street corner, where parents consulted about directions to our destination, a demonstration organic farm about an hour outside the city. This time we were a
carpool of ten cars, winding through the karst hillsides of the Guizhou
countryside. Along the way we passed another “Club” consisting of youthful bike
riders. As the numbers of participants in our excursion grew, and as we waved
to other gatherings…
Posted on August 12, 2010 at 12:51am
Family Nature Club Outing to Confucius Farm, Guizhou, China
It was, already,
a few weeks ago that we visited a very special place, removed from the electronics
a few weeks ago that we visited a very special place, removed from the electronics
and fast pace of the city (the swift current of this life unfortunately made
this blog a little late, too). Four families met at a bustling Guiyang street
corner and were led out of the city and through the familiar twists and turns
of the Guizhou countryside. Our destination: a Confucius…
Posted on July 22, 2010 at 8:29pm
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- At 11:11pm on January 13, 2014,
Cece Gong said… Hi Katie,
It's great to hear from you! Glad to know you run an organization in Guizhou. I'd love to take part in your activities with my son.
Look forward seeing you!
Cece
- At 3:23pm on December 21, 2010, Dawn Gracewind said…
Hi Katie! Where in Colorado are you from? I live on Hastings Mesa in between Ridgway and Telluride...Last Dollar Road :-)
I got really excited about the possibility of Earth Scouts happening in China and yes I understand your process and thoughts. Your little boy is very sweet - I love your photos!
Thank you and look forward to continuing the connection and conversation!
- At 12:15am on December 20, 2010, Juliet Robertson said…
Hi Katie
I'm sorry it took me so long to "approve" your membership to the International Group. Normally I get a wee alert in my inbox to tell me but for some reason it either didn't happen or I missed it. Lovely to meet you and I hope you are enjoying your homeschool life in China.
Best wishes
Juliet
- At 10:54pm on December 16, 2010, Dawn Gracewind said…
Hi Katie
My name is Dawn and I am the admin of the Earth Scouts Networkwhich is a program ran by the Earth Charter U.S. organization. Here is a link to the Earth Charter site in China
So far the Earth Scouts have been inside the U.S. borders mainly and it would be awesome to migrate/import the concept into China. I look forward to hearing your thoughts about this.
- At 3:55pm on July 26, 2010, Suz Lipman said…
- Hi Katie! Welcome to the forum. I'm familiar with your wonderful work through our Movement Map on the cnn.org web site and I'm glad you're here. Thank you so much for posting your wonderful photos and blog and for giving us a taste of your life and nature club in China. I look forward to lots more of your contributions and hope you also get a lot out of the community and its various groups. Cheers!
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