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Gabriel Hughes ’13

September 4, 2018 by Kimberton Waldorf School

KWS Alumnus Gabriel Hughes ’13,  created a video about his senior project for Prescott College which combines ecopsychology, deep ecology, natural history, and the wonders of the natural world to nurture care for ourselves, each other, and the environment. Gabriel says, “Through learning to love our true home more deeply, we foster ecological literacy, stewardship, and critical thinking skills that are critical at this time on Earth.”

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