This blog was written by Sofie Feck, a student at The Greenspire School, as part of a class project called Food for Good. In this project, 11th and 12th grade students explore how food—and how we write about it—plays an
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This blog was written by Maggie MacPherson, a student at The Greenspire School, as part of a class project called Food for Good. In this project, 11th and 12th grade students explore how food—and how we write about it—plays an
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This blog was written by Samuel, a student at The Greenspire School, as part of a class project called Food for Good. In this project, 11th and 12th grade students explore how food—and how we write about it—plays an incredibly
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Throughout April, we were proud to host a series of free Earth Month Speaker Events designed to inspire action and deepen our community’s connection to the land and water we all call home. From restoring watersheds to composting in your
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This blog was written by Evelyn Martel, a student at The Greenspire School, as part of a class project called Food for Good. In this project, 11th and 12th grade students explore how food—and how we write about it—plays an
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This blog was written by Alyssa Steiner, a student at The Greenspire School, as part of a class project called Food for Good. In this project, 11th and 12th grade students explore how food—and how we write about it—plays an
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Tucked along the banks of the Green River just north of Mancelona, Green River Maple Camp is a true labor of love for Ron and Kenna Rhynard. Both were born and raised in Shepherd, Michigan, a town known for its
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It’s Earth Month—and that means it’s the perfect time to refresh your routine with sustainable wellness swaps. These package-free, eco-conscious products from Oryana’s Wellness Department are cleaner for you and the planet. From shampoo bars to toothpaste tablets, we’ve rounded
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The term "ingredient household" has been circulating online, especially on TikTok, where people share humorous takes on having a kitchen full of ingredients but "nothing to eat." But beyond the jokes, this concept reflects a way of shopping and cooking
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Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home, and creating your own non-toxic cleaning solutions is both economical and environmentally friendly. Many effective cleaners can be made using ingredients you likely already have in your kitchen. Here’s a guide
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