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Natural Horsemanship Conference: ​Of Horse, Human and Nature (Day 1) Equestrians, Horse Lovers, Educators, Students, Colleagues and Friends of Montana Center for Horsemanship – The Montana Center for Horsemanship, in partnership with UM Western, is hosting the first national Natural Horsemanship Conference,  Of Horse, Human and Nature, focused on Natural Horsemanship education in the 21st century.  The dates are September 9-11, 2021.  This overview provides a comprehensive summary of this public event. We hope it will be an economic boost to our community and to the region, promoting ...

Natural Horsemanship Conference: ​Of Horse, Human and Nature (Day 2) Equestrians, Horse Lovers, Educators, Students, Colleagues and Friends of Montana Center for Horsemanship – The Montana Center for Horsemanship, in partnership with UM Western, is hosting the first national Natural Horsemanship Conference,  Of Horse, Human and Nature, focused on Natural Horsemanship education in the 21st century.  The dates are September 9-11, 2021.  This overview provides a comprehensive summary of this public event. We hope it will be an economic boost to our community and to the region, promoting ...

Last Chance for Home Delivery of Local Salads! We're excited to share that Little Wild Things Farm's Spring Salad Share starts April 21st! Our team of urban farmers will be delivering farm-fresh salads and microgreens directly to doorsteps all over DC, MD, and VA! Each week of our 10-week Salad Share will feature creative, colorful, and healthy microgreens and salad greens to brighten your day and your plate, as well as exciting extras such as recipes and collaborations with other local businesses and chefs! In addition to home delivery, we offer affordable pick-up options at nine neighborh...

Henry David Thoreau sequestered himself in a cabin on Walden Pond outside Concord Massachusetts in 1845. "I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately," he wrote of his two years there, "to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach…." In 2018 Bernice Ende (pictured at top) wrote about her decade and nearly 30,000 miles alone on horseback riding across America. "By taking these precarious steps closer to nature -- to the weather, the land, the water, the animals, and the feeling that I am a part of it all -- I have found contentmen...