Indigenous Garden Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Indigenous Garden, north of Art Building, Fort Lewis College
DESCRIPTION
We invite you to celebrate it with us.
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What began as a student vision is now a living space on campus, one that reflects Indigenous knowledge, food sovereignty, and a lasting relationship with this land and the plants of the Four Corners. For Fort Lewis College, the garden is a place to learn, gather, and continue the work of reconciliation..
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Join us for a blessing of the space, a ribbon-cutting, and brief remarks from those who helped bring it to life. Stay afterward to walk the beds and meet the students and staff who tend them..
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Free and open to all, though we do ask that you confirm your attendance by Thurs, Oct 1.
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What began as a student vision is now a living space on campus, one that reflects Indigenous knowledge, food sovereignty, and a lasting relationship with this land and the plants of the Four Corners. For Fort Lewis College, the garden is a place to learn, gather, and continue the work of reconciliation..
.
Join us for a blessing of the space, a ribbon-cutting, and brief remarks from those who helped bring it to life. Stay afterward to walk the beds and meet the students and staff who tend them..
.
Free and open to all, though we do ask that you confirm your attendance by Thurs, Oct 1.