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SUMMARY:Nature Writing Workshop Session 1-Lost in the Woods
DESCRIPTION:Author and Artemis Ambassador Deborah Lee Luskin is offering a Nature Writing Workshop\, where participants will gain skills\, learn craft\, and develop confidence. We will use our experiences in nature as inspiration for stories and self-discovery. Each of the four ninety-minute sessions will focus on a different element of craft\, followed by a prompt and timed freewriting\, a technique that encourages writing faster than the inner critic can be heard. The only instruction is to keep your pen moving. We will hold space for those who wish to read this new work aloud. \nThis workshop is open to writers of all abilities and all genres: fiction\, memoir\, and non-fiction. While the emphasis is on prose\, poetry is welcome. \nThis four-part series will take place on the Thursdays in September: 3\, 10\, 17\, 24. Classes will meet by Zoom from 7 – 8:30 pm Eastern. While the sessions will each stand alone and can be taken separately\, they will also build upon one another\, so that the entire series is greater than its parts. \n9/3 Memory and Metaphor – Lost in the Woods\n9/10 Audience and Voice – What the Crow Says\n9/17 Words and Sentences – Where the Stream Runs\n9/24 Structure and Storytelling – As the Seasons Turn \nDeborah Lee Luskin has been teaching writing and literature-based humanities since 1980. She has taught gifted elementary students\, parenting teens\, new adult readers\, college students\, and life-long learners. Deborah delivered programming for the Vermont Humanities Council for thirty-eight years. She continues to facilitate the Rosefire Writing Circle\, established in 2016\, where participants write in community with support\, and to deliver custom writing circles upon request. Her memoir\, Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress\, tells the story of reclaiming the woods for women of all ages by becoming a deer hunter at sixty. She is now an Artemis Ambassador for the National Wildlife Federation\, advocating for the conservation of public lands and promoting women in the outdoors. This program is sponsored by Artemis Ambassadors. Learn more at www.deborahleeluskin.com \nEach class will be capped at 25 participants so claim your spot now! Please register for each class you will attend. A suggested $10 donation to Artemis is recommended by not required.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/nature-writing-workshop-session-1-lost-in-the-woods/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260911
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SUMMARY:Nature Writing Workshop Session 2-What the Crow Says
DESCRIPTION:Author and Artemis Ambassador Deborah Lee Luskin is offering a Nature Writing Workshop\, where participants will gain skills\, learn craft\, and develop confidence. We will use our experiences in nature as inspiration for stories and self-discovery. Each of the four ninety-minute sessions will focus on a different element of craft\, followed by a prompt and timed freewriting\, a technique that encourages writing faster than the inner critic can be heard. The only instruction is to keep your pen moving. We will hold space for those who wish to read this new work aloud. \nThis workshop is open to writers of all abilities and all genres: fiction\, memoir\, and non-fiction. While the emphasis is on prose\, poetry is welcome. \nThis four-part series will take place on the Thursdays in September: 3\, 10\, 17\, 24. Classes will meet by Zoom from 7 – 8:30 pm Eastern. While the sessions will each stand alone and can be taken separately\, they will also build upon one another\, so that the entire series is greater than its parts. \n9/3 Memory and Metaphor – Lost in the Woods\n9/10 Audience and Voice – What the Crow Says\n9/17 Words and Sentences – Where the Stream Runs\n9/24 Structure and Storytelling – As the Seasons Turn \nDeborah Lee Luskin has been teaching writing and literature-based humanities since 1980. She has taught gifted elementary students\, parenting teens\, new adult readers\, college students\, and life-long learners. Deborah delivered programming for the Vermont Humanities Council for thirty-eight years. She continues to facilitate the Rosefire Writing Circle\, established in 2016\, where participants write in community with support\, and to deliver custom writing circles upon request. Her memoir\, Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress\, tells the story of reclaiming the woods for women of all ages by becoming a deer hunter at sixty. She is now an Artemis Ambassador for the National Wildlife Federation\, advocating for the conservation of public lands and promoting women in the outdoors. This program is sponsored by Artemis Ambassadors. Learn more at www.deborahleeluskin.com \nEach class will be capped at 25 participants so claim your spot now! Please register for each class you will attend. A suggested $10 donation to Artemis is recommended by not required.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/nature-writing-workshop-session-2-what-the-crow-says/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTSTAMP:20260604T203937Z
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SUMMARY:Idaho Conservation Leadership Camp
DESCRIPTION:A place for sportswoman to come together and grow as conservation leaders! We believe a holistic conservation leader knows what it’s like to have boots on the ground and in the water\, how to connect with the land and care for it\, be of service\, practice cultural humility and exchange\, build community\, tell their story and speak their truth\, and chart their path forward to effect change. This camp will include all of that and more! \nWe will be fly fishing on the Teton River\, with potential opportunities to fish other nearby rivers as well. We will also have opportunities to hunt grouse and small game in Caribou-Targhee National Forest\, just steps from our group campsite! \nWe have the secured access to a private property for our camp and will work together to coordinate supplies once we accept applications. Don’t have fishing or camping gear? That’s ok! Please still apply and we can loan you some. You are responsible for having your own firearm (shotgun) to use for the hunting parts of camp. \nThings to consider: \n\nFood will be provided.\nThis event is free of charge.\nYou are responsible for paying for your own travel\, but please reach out if that is a barrier to you joining.\nYou are responsible for purchasing your own relevant licenses and tags. Both residents and non-residents are able to purchase these online through the Idaho Fish and Game website.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/idaho-conservation-leadership-camp/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918
DTSTAMP:20260827T163907Z
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SUMMARY:Nature Writing Workshop Session 3: Where the Stream Runs
DESCRIPTION:Author and Artemis Ambassador Deborah Lee Luskin is offering a Nature Writing Workshop\, where participants will gain skills\, learn craft\, and develop confidence. We will use our experiences in nature as inspiration for stories and self-discovery. Each of the four ninety-minute sessions will focus on a different element of craft\, followed by a prompt and timed freewriting\, a technique that encourages writing faster than the inner critic can be heard. The only instruction is to keep your pen moving. We will hold space for those who wish to read this new work aloud. \nThis workshop is open to writers of all abilities and all genres: fiction\, memoir\, and non-fiction. While the emphasis is on prose\, poetry is welcome. \nThis four-part series will take place on the Thursdays in September: 3\, 10\, 17\, 24. Classes will meet by Zoom from 7 – 8:30 pm Eastern. While the sessions will each stand alone and can be taken separately\, they will also build upon one another\, so that the entire series is greater than its parts. \n9/3 Memory and Metaphor – Lost in the Woods\n9/10 Audience and Voice – What the Crow Says\n9/17 Words and Sentences – Where the Stream Runs\n9/24 Structure and Storytelling – As the Seasons Turn \nDeborah Lee Luskin has been teaching writing and literature-based humanities since 1980. She has taught gifted elementary students\, parenting teens\, new adult readers\, college students\, and life-long learners. Deborah delivered programming for the Vermont Humanities Council for thirty-eight years. She continues to facilitate the Rosefire Writing Circle\, established in 2016\, where participants write in community with support\, and to deliver custom writing circles upon request. Her memoir\, Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress\, tells the story of reclaiming the woods for women of all ages by becoming a deer hunter at sixty. She is now an Artemis Ambassador for the National Wildlife Federation\, advocating for the conservation of public lands and promoting women in the outdoors. This program is sponsored by Artemis Ambassadors. Learn more at www.deborahleeluskin.com \nEach class will be capped at 25 participants so claim your spot now! Please register for each class you will attend. A suggested $10 donation to Artemis is recommended by not required.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/nature-writing-workshop-session-3-where-the-stream-runs/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918
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SUMMARY:MT: Boots and Beads Crafting Get Together
DESCRIPTION:Drop in and join us to personalize your hiking shoes/boots and talk about your favorite hikes! All supplies are included just bring your own lace-up shoes or boots. \n  \nNo registration necessary just come join between 6 and 8 pm.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/mt-boots-and-beads-crafting-get-together/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260923
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SUMMARY:OK: Women and Wildlife Paint and Sip
DESCRIPTION:Join Artemis Sportswomen for a fun evening at Alva Beer Co. as we connect with fellow outdoor-loving women\, celebrate National Public Lands Day\, learn about conservation and paint an outdoor-inspired scene. \nOnce you have registered\, please submit payment via PayPal (@alyssacbowen) or Venmo (@AlyssaBowen33). Payment in advance is required to cover the purchase of painting supplies. Feel free to email me with questions!
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/ok-women-and-wildlife-paint-and-sip/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260925
DTSTAMP:20260827T164115Z
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SUMMARY:Nature Writing Workshop Session 4:As the Seasons Turn
DESCRIPTION:Author and Artemis Ambassador Deborah Lee Luskin is offering a Nature Writing Workshop\, where participants will gain skills\, learn craft\, and develop confidence. We will use our experiences in nature as inspiration for stories and self-discovery. Each of the four ninety-minute sessions will focus on a different element of craft\, followed by a prompt and timed freewriting\, a technique that encourages writing faster than the inner critic can be heard. The only instruction is to keep your pen moving. We will hold space for those who wish to read this new work aloud. \nThis workshop is open to writers of all abilities and all genres: fiction\, memoir\, and non-fiction. While the emphasis is on prose\, poetry is welcome. \nThis four-part series will take place on the Thursdays in September: 3\, 10\, 17\, 24. Classes will meet by Zoom from 7 – 8:30 pm Eastern. While the sessions will each stand alone and can be taken separately\, they will also build upon one another\, so that the entire series is greater than its parts. \n9/3 Memory and Metaphor – Lost in the Woods\n9/10 Audience and Voice – What the Crow Says\n9/17 Words and Sentences – Where the Stream Runs\n9/24 Structure and Storytelling – As the Seasons Turn \nDeborah Lee Luskin has been teaching writing and literature-based humanities since 1980. She has taught gifted elementary students\, parenting teens\, new adult readers\, college students\, and life-long learners. Deborah delivered programming for the Vermont Humanities Council for thirty-eight years. She continues to facilitate the Rosefire Writing Circle\, established in 2016\, where participants write in community with support\, and to deliver custom writing circles upon request. Her memoir\, Reviving Artemis: The Making of a Huntress\, tells the story of reclaiming the woods for women of all ages by becoming a deer hunter at sixty. She is now an Artemis Ambassador for the National Wildlife Federation\, advocating for the conservation of public lands and promoting women in the outdoors. This program is sponsored by Artemis Ambassadors. Learn more at www.deborahleeluskin.com \nEach class will be capped at 25 participants so claim your spot now! Please register for each class you will attend. A suggested $10 donation to Artemis is recommended by not required.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/nature-writing-workshop-session-4-when-the-seasons-turn/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260926
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SUMMARY:NV: Night Kayak Fishing
DESCRIPTION:Ladies join us for a moonlit night of fishing on Lake Mead with Kaesee Bourne and Nevada Department of Wildlife. We will ready our kayaks at 6pm and hit the water at sunset. We’ll fish to the south of the marina for a couple of hours\, then head back in a little after 8. You must have some kayak and fishing experience\, along with your Nevada fishing license. We’ll provide PPE and all the equipment\, you just bring extra clothes\, shoes\, and some water. You can wear athletic clothing of any sort\, but please no jeans. Recommended for girls over 12\, that will be able to paddle on their own for a few hours.
URL:https://artemis.nwf.org/event/nv-night-kayak-fishing/
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