Evidence of Mutual Flourishing
- Rolling Ridge
- Jul 17, 2024
- 1 min read
If we ever wonder whether we are making a difference, we need only look at the many moments throughout the year when humans and nature are interacting in beneficial ways and living into our value of mutual flourishing. For fifty years, Rolling Ridge Conservancy (RRC) has protected and cared for this land by practicing honorable, effective stewardship. RRC provides a thriving home for us and our wild kin, enabling our partner organizations* to offer countless opportunities for wilderness education, communion with nature, and renewal.
The generosity of Rolling Ridge’s many supporters, from the very beginning gift of the land itself by the Niles family to gifts of time and energy and funds of countless volunteers, board members, partner organizations, and grants, are and will be what sustain Rolling Ridge now and for future generations.
*(Find out more about partner organizations here.)
Scarlet Tanager Birders
Birders spotted male, female, and even a fledgling Scarlet Tanager
Kid with Luna Moth Kids at state border hike sign Kids explore ridge stream
Kid create lifelong bonds with nature during Friday "Kids on the Ridge" nature school programs.
Yoga tree
Yoga in the Woods adds a whole new meaning to the idea of tree pose.
Stream water study Salamander
Participants in a guided hike meet salamanders and appreciate the vital gift of clear, healthy stream water.
Luke with snake
Land Steward Luke bonds with a Black Rat Snake after coaxing it out of the chicken coop.
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