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Bio: I teach gifted and talented elementary students and am writing a book for adults on a decision making process that incorporates time in nature. I studied Environmental Education in college and love to spend time in wild places.

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At 12:03pm on September 7, 2010, Ariella Randle Rogge said…: Sue--

As a fellow Coloradoan, Children in Nature Advocate, and educator, I hope you will check out the events we are hosting up here in Florissant this fall, specifically Stalking Education in the Wild (www.stalkingeducation.org) and our No Child Left Inside Family Fun Day (www.sanbornwesterncamps.com/sept25) and share them with your family, friends, educators, and Others Who Would Love This Stuff.

I have listed them, for reference, under the "events" category here: http://childrenandnature.ning.com/events .

Additionally, let's put our heads together and see if there might be any other opportunities for partnership/outreach/information and event sharing between our websites/organizations in the future!

Fondly, Ariella

Ariella Randle Rogge
Assistant Director/Program Director
Sanborn Western Camps
High Trails Ranch
PO Box 167
Florissant, CO 80816
719-748-3341
ariella@sanbornwesterncamps.com

At 10:40am on February 26, 2010, Suz Lipman said…: Hi Sue. Thank you so much for writing and especially for coming to my own blog and leaving such a heartfelt post about gardening. I really appreciate it. I'm glad we'll be part of this and perhaps other communities together and hope to see you again soon.

At 12:00pm on February 24, 2010, Suz Lipman said…: Hi Sue! Welcome to C&NN. I'm glad you found us. Your work sounds fascinating, tying many strands together -- I like the phrase on your blog "Go outside to go inside". Have you been by the Natural Teachers Group here? That would seem like a great place for you to find camaraderie and sharing. There are plenty of other groups, discussions, places to post, and more and I look forward to learning more about you, your work and your passions.