They’re baaack! The joy of my job – the KidsTreks (plus TILTKids Camp and brand new TeenTreks)! Sure, I like planning the other, more adult-oriented outings, and writing grants and […]
Came across this great article at Responsible Travel, mentioning TILT, through Mike Stock of Riverbay Adventure Inn (THE place to rent kayaks, paddle boards, boats and cabins in the area): […]
As I prepare to disappear on maternity leave for a couple of months, I just wanted to give a last (for now) plug for a little program that’s near and […]
After months of planning (and millions of other work-related responsibilities getting in the way), my TILTKids Camp debuted this past weekend at Zenda Farm Preserve! Despite a few non-catastrophic hitches […]
I’m gearing up for my big TILTKids Camp this weekend (please don’t rain, please don’t rain) – will recap next week. In the meantime, below is an article I wrote […]
I’ll be representing TILT tomorrow at the Natural Family Living Fair on nearby Fort Drum. The event’s organizer reached out to TILT because they felt that our KidsTreks contribute to […]
So the reason I was MIA earlier this week is because I was involved in an “Education and Learning in Video Games” summit at the E3 Expo in LA. Totally […]
Well, the 2013 TILTreks season is officially underway…which means things are heating up for me at work, but in a good way. Organizing the Treks is my favorite part of […]
As the marketing and outreach maven of the Thousand Islands Land Trust (TILT), I was invited to attend a conference on Friday in Brockville to hear an update about RiverQuest […]
A couple of weekends ago I was sent to Naples (aka, Beverly Hills), Florida for a work-related board meeting and fundraiser. It was a little chilly (by Floridian standards), but […]
A Green(ish) Life 