* Above photo courtesy of Ronald Ziegler via Macaulay Library It’s getting late for the passage of falcons through our latitude. Peregrines,
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Harper College is looking for community volunteers to become a coach as part of their One Million Degrees Program (OMD). The Harper
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“Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.” -WINSTON
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Season Passes are available NOW for all four Fall 2021 sessions of Barrington’s Courageous Conversations! You don’t want to miss the speakers
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Often when I’m weeding or harvesting in the garden, I hear mewing notes coming from nearby thickets. There is no mistake about
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Get ready for the Fall 2021 Season of Barrington’s Courageous Conversations by joining their Summer Book Club & Signing Up TODAY for
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In the last two months, residents have been very active on the new Barrington Area Volunteer Connection (BAVC) website at TheBAVC.org! From
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Did you know that the new Barrington Area Volunteer Connection (BAVC) is also a nonprofit organization and run by a committee of
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*Patty Barten with Citizens for Conservation contributed to this piece with featured photo (above) by Mary Martinez & Sandhill Crane image below
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With the 9th annual Hope’s in Style fashion show fundraiser is coming up virtually from 1-3 this Sunday, April 11th, we’re learning
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Saint Anne Parish School 8th grader, Finn Karam is one of hundreds of young Barrington volunteers who have joined Hope’s In’s summer
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April is an important month for the Barrington Area Volunteer Connection (BAVC) as it is both National Volunteer Month and also Earth
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Hope’s In Executive Director and Co-founder, Courtney McGovern, says families living in Guatemala City’s garbage dump communities have been devastated by the
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Images by Citizens for Conservation volunteer & wildlife photographer, Steve Barten. I heard a Red-winged Blackbird for the first time this year
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When we encounter people who reveal biased attitudes or behaviors, what do we do? Do we “call them in” for conversation, or
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