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CALENDAR LISTINGS FOR Tuesday, January
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BRATTLEBORO Brattleboro Walk-In Clinic: Primary medical treatment for patients ages 18 to 64 in our community who do not have health insurance or who cannot afford their high deductibles or co-insurance. 5 - 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays. Brattleboro Walk-In Clinic, 191 Clark Ave. Information: 802-251-8484; Click for more info on Web in new window.
WILLIAMSVILLE Gentle Yoga with Deborah Luskin: Class is open to all ages and levels (no experience necessary). 11 a.m. Every other Tuesday. Limit of 12 students. Bring a mat, blanket, props (blocks, strap, etc.) Vaccination/masks required. $10 suggested or pay what you can. Williamsville Hall, Dover Rd. Information: RSVP Steve Levine: slevine761@gmail.com.
Rewilding the Northeast (via Zoom): Rewilding is the act of letting nature follow its own path, rather than controlling or managing it. This notion is becoming mainstream, especially as movements like "30 x 30" and "Half-Earth" become more popular. How can rewilding offer hope for a livelier, more abundant, and more diverse future even in the face of climate and biodiversity crises? Sophi Veltrop from the Northeast Wilderness Trust will share success stories from around the world as well as initiatives happening right here in Vermont and the Northeast. Sophi speaks eloquently on the need for places where nature is free to evolve. 7 p.m. The Northeast Wilderness Trust conserves land with "forever wild" easements, ensuring that of their properties will one day be old growth forests. Offered by the Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center. Free (donations are very welcome). Zoom. Information: Register for ink: https://tinyurl.com/yckth43t.
Rewilding - The Importance of Setting Aside Areas where Nature is allowed to follow its own Course (Online): Sophi Veltrop from the Northeast Wilderness Trust discusses the importance of rewilding: Can it offer hope for a livelier, more abundant, and more diverse future even in the face of climate and biodiversity crises? See examples of rewilding from around the world and near home. Sponsored by the Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center. 7 p.m. Free. Online. Information: Register: www.beec.org, 802-254-2918.
