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At 11:25am on November 10, 2008, Krista Herring said…
Derek- did I know you in Ashland? How are you doing in Indiana, Eco Warrior?
At 12:49pm on October 7, 2008, Krista Herring said…
Blessings, Derek. :) You are the light, my dear.
At 11:41am on October 6, 2008, Viola Brumbaugh said…
Hi Derek,
Thanks for your message.
I practice both Traditional Yang and Chen Styles of Taiji. My teachers are Master David Leung (from Hong Kong, now lives in Eugene, Oregon) and Grandmaster Chen Zhenglei (Zheng Zhou, Henan). I've studied with Grandmaster Chen for a little over 6 years now, and Master Leung 17 years. I once met and trained with Sun Jun Yu in Beijing back in 1998... it was an incredible honor. Though I don't currently practice Sun Style, I appreciate it very much.
It's great connecting with you.
Peace and balance,
Viola
At 2:09am on October 6, 2008, Mike Grenville said…
As well as a very evident great unravelling thaty is occurring, there is also a great turning happening too. And as the unravelling seems to speed up so will the Great Turning speed up too. Something big is happening that may not be obvious on the surface but it is coming from within and is speeding up. Good times are coming but we have some changes to go through first... all hands to the deck!
At 8:34pm on October 5, 2008, Beverly Glover said…
Hi Derek,
I couldn't agree with you more. It is exciting to see the eco warriors connecting. Don't be disheartened. Conciousness is growing and lighting the darkest places!
At 1:45pm on October 4, 2008, Jack Stull said…
Hi Derek. I would suggest using another computer to see if the problem still exists. Since there haven't been other complaints about this, I suspect that your computer is the culprit. Let me know if this doesn't work.

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Derek Reuter along with fellow founders of A Greener Indiana Eric and Cara Stallsmith were recently awarded the 2008 Technology Innovator of the Year by the Hoosier Environmental Council. "Recognized for their determined work in fostering www.AGreenerIndiana.com and other Indiana-Specific natural heritage websites, that raise the profile of Indiana's rich natural heritage, and its major environmental challenges." - Jesse Kharbanda


Environmental activist and organizational developer, Derek Reuter has dedicated his life to making positive socio-political change in his native Indiana. He works tirelessly to improve the state’s shamefully poor environmental rankings by simultaneously taking administrative and hands-on approaches, leading the way towards increased conservation and a more sustainable approach to agriculture, industry, development, energy, and the use of our natural resources.

Derek has utilized his skills as a Certified Master Gardener and graduate of the Indiana Watershed Leadership Academy to affect change across the state in permaculture, ethnobotany, and water quality. He has worked with such influential organizations as the Heartland Communities, Citizens Action Coalition, National Park Service, and the Wabash River Heritage Corridor Commission, and has served as Watershed Coordinator for the Upper Maumee River. From this post he created and oversaw programs in education, outreach, inventory, and planning - focusing on pollution protection and ecosystem restoration of a 620 square mile area of land and water in Northeastern Indiana.

Most recently Derek has taken on a leadership role in A Greener Indiana, the state’s online network and support system for individuals, businesses, and organizations concerned with improving the state’s environmental ranking. He is currently the Northeast Indiana Resource for the Our Place: Place Based Education program hosted by the Hoosier Environmental Council and is heavily involved in the fight to save Indiana’s Cedar Creek Area, the land of his family heritage and legacy, from degradation and development. You can contact Derek Reuter from this profile.
"Change is manditory. Progress is optional!"
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The Our Place Program in Indiana: From the School to the Streets!

Many schools and classrooms throughout the state are participating in the Hoosier Environmental Council's "Our Place Program": A place-based education program that funds and empowers teachers and students to have a learning experience out in the field while benefiting the community though active participation in environmental stewardship.

The "Our Place" education project uses an innovative educational approach that combines environmental education with civic engagement for classes K-12. It bri… Continue

Posted on May 30, 2009 at 9:22am —

Derek Reuter

The 2009 Food, Farm and Energy Gathering

Sustainable Earth & A Greener Indiana Presents:

The 2009 Food, Farm and Energy Gathering




When: Saturday, February 21, 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

Where: the Farm Bureau Building, Indiana State Fairgrounds

The FFEG is about transition… Continue

Posted on February 11, 2009 at 10:30am —

Derek Reuter

Blood, Sweat, and Tears: A Sacrifice for Success

"Commentary following the news article published by Indiana's NE Regions largest publication."


Subdivison goes to full panel
July 10 hearing for Canyon Cliffs
By Jenni Glenn
The Journal Gazette

Supporters and opponents will have another chance to debate the merits of a northern Allen County luxury home development proposed on the Allen County Plan Commission president’s property.
The plan commission’s executive committee could not come to a unanimous decision Thursday, so the project will be… Continue

Posted on October 5, 2008 at 7:43pm —

 
 

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