Augustana students and the artists released their local PlantBots, and use the opportunity to talk about pollinators.
Community Partners (including Iowa Learning Farms, QC Food Hub, Radish Magazine, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, Nahant Marsh, People for Pollinators, Living Lands and Waters, Trees Forever, Pheasants Forever, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, River Bend Wildland Trust, the Sierra Club, and others) were on hand at tables, to provide context to the role of pollinators in our local ecosystem.
Augustana's dining services provided catering, focusing on local foods available in the Quad Cities at this time of year.
The artists' mobile art lab was be on-site for exploration.
The artists gave an artist talk on their artistic practice up to this point, and spoke about how The Moth Project fits into this practice.
Augustana students and the artists released their local PlantBots, and use the opportunity to talk about pollinators.
Community Partners (including Iowa Learning Farms, QC Food Hub, Radish Magazine, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, Nahant Marsh, People for Pollinators, Living Lands and Waters, Trees Forever, Pheasants Forever, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, River Bend Wildland Trust, the Sierra Club, and others) were on hand at tables, to provide context to the role of pollinators in our local ecosystem.
Augustana's dining services provided catering, focusing on local foods available in the Quad Cities at this time of year.
The artists' mobile art lab was be on-site for exploration.
The artists gave an artist talk on their artistic practice up to this point, and spoke about how The Moth Project fits into this practice.
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Augustana students and the artists released their local PlantBots, and use the opportunity to talk about pollinators.
Community Partners (including Iowa Learning Farms, QC Food Hub, Radish Magazine, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, Nahant Marsh, People for Pollinators, Living Lands and Waters, Trees Forever, Pheasants Forever, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, River Bend Wildland Trust, the Sierra Club, and others) were on hand at tables, to provide context to the role of pollinators in our local ecosystem.
Augustana's dining services provided catering, focusing on local foods available in the Quad Cities at this time of year.
The artists' mobile art lab was be on-site for exploration.
The artists gave an artist talk on their artistic practice up to this point, and spoke about how The Moth Project fits into this practice.
Augustana students and the artists released their local PlantBots, and use the opportunity to talk about pollinators.
Community Partners (including Iowa Learning Farms, QC Food Hub, Radish Magazine, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, Nahant Marsh, People for Pollinators, Living Lands and Waters, Trees Forever, Pheasants Forever, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, River Bend Wildland Trust, the Sierra Club, and others) were on hand at tables, to provide context to the role of pollinators in our local ecosystem.
Augustana's dining services provided catering, focusing on local foods available in the Quad Cities at this time of year.
The artists' mobile art lab was be on-site for exploration.
The artists gave an artist talk on their artistic practice up to this point, and spoke about how The Moth Project fits into this practice.