Water Wednesdays Event Series

The St. Louis River Alliance is excited to introduce Water Wednesdays, a series of talks and events revolving around deepening understandings, connections, and stewardship of the land and our beloved St. Louis River.

The Alliance will kick off the series this Wednesday, March 23rd from 7-8 p.m. via Zoom with Ricky DeFoe presenting 'An Indigenous World View'. Ricky will discuss cosmology, philosophy, and values and actions that lead to institutions, and the challenges to re-spiritualize a de-spiritualized community.

REGISTER HERE: https://tinyurl.com/waterwed-rickydefoe

Water Wednesdays will be held the 4th Wednesday of each month, March-August 2022. All virtual sessions will be free and open to the public, though registration is necessary.

Water Wednesdays Schedule:

  • March 23 | An Indigenous World View with Ricky DeFoe (virtual)

    • Ricky will discuss cosmology, philosophy, and values and actions that lead to institutions, and the challenges to re-spiritualize a de-spiritualized community. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • April 27 | Annual SLRA Membership Meeting with special guest Margie Menzies presenting 'Birding on the National Water Trail' (virtual)

    • The Alliance will share updates on the current state of the organization, what we're working on and more! Margie will then present ‘Birding on the National Water Trail’, highlighting the incredible migrations that come through Duluth. You DO NOT have to be a current member to join the presentation! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

  • May 25 | History of the Estuary with Gina Temple Rhodes & Heidi Bakk-Hansen (virtual)

    • Flowing between Minnesota and Wisconsin, the St. Louis River Estuary has a rich history. Join us for a look back at the past with Gina and Heidi. Check the SLRA Event Page for registration link.

  • June 22, July 27, August 24 | Water Wednesdays Community Paddle at various National Water Trail access points

    • The Alliance will be hosting guided paddles, focusing on different routes of the St. Louis River Estuary National Water Trail. Check the SLRA Event Page for registration link.

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