"Suzanne - I am also sending a comment to your husband. We would like to discuss having your youth involved with a project in the Prescott National Forest. We have projects where people learn about and help remove invasive weeds,…"
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Suzanne Dhruv's video was featuredGet Experience! 3 2010 City High School
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Youth explore nature in the Sonoran Desert
John Thielbahr left a comment for Suzanne Dhruv"Great pictures, Suzanne. Loved our chat yesterday about your great work with 4-H and about your work with teens. Lots of connecting points with The Children & Nature Network. Am following up on all the things we spoke about. Back soon. Best…"
Suz Lipman commented on Suzanne Dhruv's album
GreenLots! 1-27-10
"Hi Suzanne! This is a really great album. I'm so glad you put it up. As the mom of a teen, I was just wondering what teen activities were going on out there. Can you tell us more about this project? I love the idea of the kids making adobe…"
Suzanne Dhruv commented on Chip Donahue's group Nature Clubs for Families"Hello Chip and Ashley,
I was recently hired to produce a curriculum on Neighborhood Nature Clubs and would love to learn from you two about best practices, successes, challenging and more. Any chance we can link up?
Sincerely,
~Suzanne
Tucson, AZ"
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- Director of The Center for Children and Nature at Prescott College
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- Passionate about connecting teens with their community through experiences in the natural world.
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- At 3:38pm on January 10, 2011,
Bruce A. Maurer said… - Suzanne - I am also sending a comment to your husband. We would like to discuss having your youth involved with a project in the Prescott National Forest. We have projects where people learn about and help remove invasive weeds, where they help remove trash, where they work to build or maintain trails, where they monitor old mining sites, and in a few other areas. You may contact me at communityforesttrustmail.com or you may call me in my office at 928-443-8230
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- At 4:53pm on May 5, 2010, John Thielbahr said…
- Great pictures, Suzanne. Loved our chat yesterday about your great work with 4-H and about your work with teens. Lots of connecting points with The Children & Nature Network. Am following up on all the things we spoke about. Back soon. Best wishes, John
- At 3:56pm on September 3, 2009, Suzanne Dhruv said…
- Wow, I am so excited to know this network exists! My husband and I started Ironwood Tree Experience as a program of the Center for Children and Nature at Prescott College in 2005. We serve teenagers ages 12-18 and our mission is to reconnect teens with their community through experiences in nature. we love it and we love the kids desire to be in nature. thank you for putting this site together. I love it!!
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