Those and many more questions will be addressed by Aldemaro Romero. This EnviroThursday will be devoted to a campus-wide consultation on the future of the Katharine Ordway Natural Study Area, owned by Macalester and located about 25 minutes south from St. Paul. This area was created in the late 1960's for the purpose of conservation, research, and teaching. A Strategic Plan for the area with a vision for its future will be offered to the Macalester community in this open forum. For this strategic plan we have included information and analyses developed by Environmental Studies students as well as by members of the Ordway Family.
Community gardens are a rare example of neighborhood vitality.
They bring people of all ages and backgrounds together in the public square to grow their own food, improve their natural environment, express their creativity and transform the urban landscape. This presentation will summarize the issues and focus on ways in which Macalester students can become involved. This presentation is by Prof. This presentation will deal with the problems associated with decade of pollution in the North and Baltic Seas and what the coastal nations of those waters are doing to solve them. This presentation will be held in Olin-Rice Room 150.