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  • … Environments By Philip Juras   Title: Chiwaukee Prairie Details: Oil on canvas, 36 x 48 in., 2019 Location: Chiwaukee Prairie, Kenosha County, Wisconsin Plant Community: Wet to Dry-Mesic Prairie Description: More than 400 plant species grow in the 410 acres of Chiwaukeee prairie. The diversity is partially a response to abrupt gradation … prairies, a characteristic of the dune and swale topography formed with the lowering, in stages, of glacial Lake Chicago. This has resulted in wet and dry conditions in close …
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  • … Damon D. Green Lighting Design, Stage Management, and Company Technical Direction: Julie E. Ballard Technical Direction: Kevin Rechner Sound & Recording Engineer: Dorian Gehring Special … 7 You can see a very different version of Superbloom projected on this architectural landmark in downtown Chicago! Watch from the Riverwalk and see it come to life on one of the world’s … Hennington. Dillon currently also dances for Winifred Haun and Dancers. COLLABORATORS Julie E. Ballard (lighting design, technical direction, stage management) Julie E. Ballard, USA829, is …
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  • … Charlie Socher Trained in Paris, Chef Charlie Socher’s head chef position in the Chicago area was at The Chardonnay, …   ¼ teaspoon saffron (optional)   2 ounces extra virgin olive oil   2 ounces small pasta, e.g., orzo, anelli, cooked according to instructions   8 oz. dry white wine   8 oz. stock (fish, chicken, or vegetable)   4 oz. fresh herbs, e.g., basil, thyme, oregano, dill, tarragon, mint, parsley   4 oz. parmesan, grated Directions …
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  • … and promoting the mission of the Enabling Garden as a barrier-free garden. Alicia has a B.A. in biology from the University of Illinois with an emphasis in ornamental horticulture and began her career at the Chicago Botanic Garden in 2000 as the nursery grower. She continued to gain experience in interior landscaping, exterior … and promoting the mission of the Enabling Garden as a barrier-free garden. Alicia has a B.A. in biology from the University of Illinois with an emphasis in ornamental horticulture and began …
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  • … a three-season, sustainably-grown fruit and vegetable garden at Kraft Foods headquarters in Northfield, IL. The 8,000-square-foot garden opened in June 2011, with the expectation of yielding 14,000 pounds of food, equivalent to 28,000 meals. In accordance with the Kraft Foods mission to fight hunger, food grown in the garden is donated … a three-season, sustainably-grown fruit and vegetable garden at Kraft Foods headquarters in Northfield, IL. The 8,000-square-foot garden opened in June 2011, with the expectation of …
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  • … Grades 7-9 Activity Guide Climate Change in My Backyard Unit Descriptions Unit 1: The Earth as a System Unit 1 is divided into two sections that consider different Earth systems and how they interact. In 1A, students explore the Earth systems that create and affect climate including the Earth's … NASA data analysis tool to model different surface reflectivity and greenhouse gas scenarios. In 1B, students learn about the biosphere as a system. They explore how organisms interact with …
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  • … Grades 7-9, Unit 2 Climate Change in My Backyard Activity Descriptions Unit 2: Identifying the key changing conditions of the Earth system In Unit 2, students learn about the difference between weather and climate. They then look at … including paleoclimate data, more recent historical temperature changes, and current changes in temperature. They then expand the climate model beyond temperature to look at changes in
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  • … Sensory Garden On a windy day in spring, when the sweet-smelling crabapple trees are in bloom, you might see a flurry of pink-and-white “snow” blossoms in the air and hear a golden-crowned kinglet sing in the pine grove—just another day in the … On a windy day in spring, when the sweet-smelling crabapple trees are in bloom, you might see a flurry of pink-and-white “snow” blossoms in the air and hear a …
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  • … serves as the vice president of learning and public programs for the Chicago Botanic Garden. In this role, she oversees adult and children’s education, community engagement, interpretation, … public programs, and the Budburst community science program.  Since starting at the Garden in 2005 as the Garden’s education manager, Schwarz has worked to ensure that in our increasingly urban world, people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds have access to …
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  • … her amazing concoctions with everyone on the farm. She just received an associate’s degree in sustainable agriculture from the College of Lake County. Audrey Brinkers Intern First season … at North Chicago Community High School. His favorite part of Youth Farm is cleaning the crops. In his spare time, he likes to play basketball. Joanita Cokley Crew member First season Joanita … School. Her favorite part of Youth Farm is the bonding part, the coming together as a group. In her spare time, she likes to spend time with animals. Dezsharay Wilkins Crew member First …
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