Education
Sharing life teachings of earth, culture, and spirit is at the very heart of what we do.
Tara's education efforts enhance our students and guests sense of place, awareness of "land as community," and understanding of the Indigenous concept "all my relations." Our retreats offer a place of respite, good counsel, and rejuvenation of the spirit for all community members. They also provide opportunities for field studies and immersive educational experiences for school groups, teachers, and college students, as well as other organizations aligned with our mission. This serves our larger vision of "Earth Peace" - bringing more harmony to our human interface with the planet.
Reaching the Individual
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The Beaver Island Archipelago is a goldmine for field studies on biology and ecology, and students have also utilized the island to gain experience with sustainability initiatives, climate adaptation, nonprofit management, community outreach, history, and culture. Tara's Meadow can work with academic advisors or students on an individual basis to craft unique experiences tailored to your learning needs.
Reaching the Group
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The Beaver Island Archipelago is a goldmine for field studies on biology and ecology, and students have also utilized the island to gain experience with sustainability initiatives, climate adaptation, nonprofit management, community outreach, history, and culture. Tara's Meadow can work with academic advisors or students on an individual basis to craft unique experiences tailored to your learning needs.
Reaching the Community
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The Beaver Island Archipelago is a goldmine for field studies on biology and ecology, and students have also utilized the island to gain experience with sustainability initiatives, climate adaptation, nonprofit management, community outreach, history, and culture. Tara's Meadow can work with academic advisors or students on an individual basis to craft unique experiences tailored to your learning needs.
FORMER INTERN
As a student and graduate, Sara Millies-Lucke selected Beaver Island for her research and completed her thesis on renewable energy, observing that rural areas are often left out of the sustainability conversation.