THE HERO’S JOURNEY: FROM NAVAJO SANDPAINTING CEREMONIES TO TIBETAN THANGKAS
A study on the similarities between the Navaho and Tibetan people through their use of Sandpainting as ceremonial and healing process.
BUMBLE BEE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND CONSERVATION NEEDS
An informative talk about the plight of the Bumble Bee, what is happening due to climate change, and how we can help.
HEART OF THE CITY: THE NEW HAVEN GREEN
A talk about the New Haven Green, its history over the past 400 years and the many transitions it has gone through time.
Monarch Butterfly Biology, Ecology, and Conservation Needs
The amazing life cycle and migration of the Monarch Butterfly. A talk about these beautiful Butterflies and why their population has been declining.
Stony Creek Granite and The Statue of Liberty
The base of the Statue of Liberty was built using Stony Creek granite. The granite is also known for being used for the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, The Smithsonian, and Columbia University.
Bhutan: A Kingdom in a Modern World
All about Bhutan, a small Himalayan kingdom. Its farm life, diet, religion, clothing, industry, wildlife, health care, etc. Bhutan sounds like a truly exceptional place rich in culture and family values.
