Maka Si Tomni (Surround The Universe)
Bringing Forth a Thriving Lakota Language & Culture
Maka Si Tomni - Surrounding the Universe Bringing Forth a Thriving Lakota Language & Culture Little Big Horn Victory Celebration, June 25th 2008 is Sovereignty-In-Action - a spiritual, educational and cultural celebration of 1st nation peoples at Little Big Horn National Monument, Montana USA. This June 2008 event is the largest gathering of descendants ...learn more
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Created: Feb 18, 2008
Updated: Sep 21, 2009
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BURTON CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS is 12 years old. During that time we have established ourselves as a group seeking to improve the environment, promote wildlife conservation and encourage community awareness. We are affiliated to the national charity BTCV [British Trust for Conservation Volunteers].
We undertake a variety of tasks, including footpath maintainance, stile and fence construction, tree planting, woodland management, coppice work, hedge-laying, pond and wildlife area building.
We aim to involve the local community as much as possible, to encourage local people to take responsibility for their own environment and hopefully continue to look after the work done.
We provide all the necessary tools, insurance and safety equipment for the task in hand. Each task is planned and a risk assessment produced. The proper use of all equipment is explained at the beginning of each task and someone is always on hand to help. Safety is our main priority and trained First Aiders are always on site.
We undertake a variety of tasks, including footpath maintainance, stile and fence construction, tree planting, woodland management, coppice work, hedge-laying, pond and wildlife area building.
We aim to involve the local community as much as possible, to encourage local people to take responsibility for their own environment and hopefully continue to look after the work done.
We provide all the necessary tools, insurance and safety equipment for the task in hand. Each task is planned and a risk assessment produced. The proper use of all equipment is explained at the beginning of each task and someone is always on hand to help. Safety is our main priority and trained First Aiders are always on site.