Fire Learning Network Resources
Fostering innovation and transferring lessons
In the United States and many other parts of the world, fires are behaving differently now than they have throughout history, largely as a result of human actions. An estimated 80% of U.S. forests and rangelands have altered fire dynamics. The U.S. Fire Learning Network (USFLN) is engaging dozens of multi-agency, community-based projects in a process that ac ...learn more
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Evonne Heyning
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About
Amoration = the study and praxis of love in every form, the open aperture in all of us, the potential of energy and connection exponentially grown within our everyday encounters
Evonne Heyning is a network weaver, chaplain, interactive designer and go-to-girl for many genii in development.
Creative Director, Amoration (501(c)3 arts, education and global bridgebuilding media)
Creative Director, Toyshoppe Productions (film, tv, events, LED lighting and sound design, high tech props, models and miniatures, sculptures and interactive experiences)
Evonne Heyning is a network weaver, chaplain, interactive designer and go-to-girl for many genii in development.
Creative Director, Amoration (501(c)3 arts, education and global bridgebuilding media)
Creative Director, Toyshoppe Productions (film, tv, events, LED lighting and sound design, high tech props, models and miniatures, sculptures and interactive experiences)
so good to hear from you! I: was just thinking of you recently.
I am building this: http://www.goucher.edu/x31960.xml
I was thinking about the question of building a networked community of incentivized culture changers...
A question for you: What are the most powerful ways of making deep nuanced and human connections through a geographically dispersed, heart connected, community of learners and practitioners?
As always, I love and respect you.
Rory