The Story of a Turtledove

This environmental autobiography outlines my process of repositioning the natural environment as a primary character in my life. By exploring moments in my childhood when I made instinctive connections with my surroundings, I have come to better understand the person I am today and where I am going....

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Published inCanadian journal of environmental education Vol. 13; no. 1; pp. 11 - 28
Main Author Annis, Heather Marie
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Lakehead University and Canadian Network for Environmental Education and Communication 2008
Subjects
American Indians
Autobiographies
Environmental Influences
Natural Resources
Story Telling
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Summary:This environmental autobiography outlines my process of repositioning the natural environment as a primary character in my life. By exploring moments in my childhood when I made instinctive connections with my surroundings, I have come to better understand the person I am today and where I am going. Throughout this autobiography I address the importance of place and land, and the teachings these have brought me.
ISSN:1205-5352