I love seeing Aldo in time and place. My uncle, Van Ransellaer Potter, was a follower of Leopold's in Wisconsin. They are both influences for my own writing here in Taos. Thank you for this video!

respect for the interdependence of all existence of which we are a part

Very interesting as I am Indigenous from NM, as well as retiring from the US Forest Service, Southwestern Regional Office. Great research and enlightening sharing Leopold perspective.

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Thank you, NM Humanities Council-especially Bethany Tabor, and my fellow League leaders for co-creating this extraordinary project

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HONGELLDARSEE.COM Scott and Johanna Hongell-Darsee Medieval and Traditional Ballads 00:00 Kenn Watt- New Mexico Humanities Council 01:28 Johanna- Intro 03:08 Kalevala- Intro 04:01 Tagelharpa/Jouhikko 05:07 Story- The First Musical Instrument 11:15 Kalevala Song 13:07 Kravik Lyre and Origins of Medieval Ballads 14:48 French Ballad- La Blanche Biche 19:33 Scandinavian Medieval Ballads 22:38 Ballad- Systrarna (Finland Swedish Variant) 26:15 Oral Traditions and Fair Annie Story 29:15 Ballad- Fair Annie (Scottish Variant) 32:58 Story- Wandering Runaways 34:41 Ballads- King Vallemo (Finland Swedish)/ Wake Up (USA) 42:23 Kenn Watt Interview with Johanna: Background and Influences- Finland Swedish Ballad Singer Svea Jannsson (referred) Ecole Jacques Lecoq Savithri Jagannatha Rao Kalinidhi Narayanan Moira Smiley

Thank you, Claudie Thompson!!

questions for Claudie? email cthompson@silverschools.org

Classroom resources nmhum.org/historyday/Webinars/ClassroomResources

Link to schedule nmhum.org/pdfs/NHDtimeline20162017.pdf