Among Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples alike, the issue of “Nature Deficit Disorder” and the prevalence of digital devices in young peoples’ lives continues to be a concern and challenge.

Lakehead University is testing a new Two-Eyed Seeing walk that guides participants through Indigenous history, culture and ...

The Center for Land-Based Learning was recently selected as a participant in Les Schwab’s new Tires for Purpose program, ...

Students and faculty in the Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) program recently traveled upstate to the Catskills for an immersive five-day learning trip that included experiences for students ...

In this course, we will study how architectural education can be informed by practices and histories of land-based learning, a term used to describe pedagogic models where curricular material is ...

Woodlanders lined up on Wednesday morning for the Center for Land-Based Learning’s Mobile Farmers Market. The event is part of the Mobile Farmers Market Summer pop-up series starting May 13 through ...

For decades, global conservation efforts relied heavily on one dominant philosophy: protect nature by removing people from it. Forests became “preserves,” rivers became “resources,” and entire ...