AT THE INTERSECTION OF CURRENT SCIENCE AND TRADITIONAL WISDOM

Lead a Workshop

Designing with sticks

Do Your Presentations at UofWild

Lead your Workshop at UofWild

We are seeking new partnerships and collaboration to help us educate the public about living and working with the natural world. As we expand our public programming, we’d like to welcome new presenters as well.

Do you have skills and knowledge in line with our fields of interest? Do you do in-person or online talks, workshops, forums, guided walks, seminars, discussion groups, etc.? Are you looking for compatible collaborators and places to do your presentations?

Whether you do in-person or online, free or some variation of participant payment, we can work with you. Whether you are a skilled and knowlegable college student, a mid-career person who wants to help others understand the issues he deals with daily, or a retiree with decades of lived experience and wisdom—if you want to share what you know and can do, we want to talk to you.

Call us at 978 724-0412 to find out how we might be able to host or sponsor your presentation.

Friends of the UofWild

Become a Member Today

The UofWild informs and inspires new and traditional ways to Live, Learn, and Act for the Earth and All Life.

Our grassroots network is contributing to our work and we invite you to join our ever expanding group. Friends members get discounts on programs, can stay at our center, and those donating $100.00 or more get a 1st edition of Larry Buell’s UofWild Book.

DONATE HERE at our secure DONATE page or send your check to UofWild, 73 Glasheen Road, Petersham, MA 01366.

In deep appreciation and gratitude, Dr. Larry Buell and the UofWild Team

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Get College Credit

Earth Story 1993 group in front of teepee

College Credit through UofWild

Through UofWild’s partnership with the LTLU program in the University Without Walls at UMass/Amherst, students can design their own self-directed, mentored, semester-long project and receive up to 16 transferable credits from the University of Massachusetts. Projects can be about any topic of strong interest to the student, in any of UofWild’s areas of interest (ecology, environmental issues, human/nature connections, food/shelter/energy, social justice, indigenous topics).

Click here for details about the LTLU program..

Ecology is the study of the intertwined relationships between all living things and the natural world.

If we want a habitable planet at the end of this century, ecology must be one of the most important fields of study today.