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Seton Scout Naturalist Program is in the final planning stages

Marty Brazeau is establishing the Seton Scout Naturalist Program to be launched from the BSA Baltimore Council. The one-week program plans to: A. Instill Environmental Awareness B. Develop Environmental Leadership C. Promote Outdoor Ethics D. Increase Hornaday Conservation Award Participation…

By Julie Seton | October 24, 2017 | Events and Presentations, Resources, Uncategorized | No Comments |

Julie Seton Lectures in Poland and the Czech Republic
Julie Seton just returned from a lecture tour to Poland and the Czech Republic. Here is a link to an interview she completed in the Czech Republic. Be sure to use Google Translate to read this information. The interview is in Czech, but Julie’s part is in English. They used a […]
Academy Opens New Art Exhibitition
The Academy for the Love of Learning recently invited twelve contemporary artists to create works of art inspired by Seton’s nature writing. The works include drawings, paintings and sculpture. The works are now on exhibit in the Academy’s Art Gallery adjacent to Seton Castle in Santa […]
Wolf nominated to be the USA’s National Mammal in 1981
Although Mrs. Mary Trindal’s pitch to Congress for making the wolf our country’s National Mammal was unsuccessful, her passionate plea to save the dwindling population is still important. See page 6 of the Animal Health Foundation‘s magazine for the details. The image is […]
E. T. Seton legacy presented at the BSA NE Region Jewish Committee on Scout…
On 31 March at the NER JCOS annual meeting, Julie Seton gave the keynote address about ET Seton’s influence on the BSA. A meeting report was published in the Smithtown Matters online news at: […]
A loss in the Seton Family
I am sad to share this news. Pamela Forcey, Seton’s eldest granddaughter left this world on Friday 26 April. She was an influential person in the work that ETSI conducts. She was a mentor, a fact checker, and a wonderful collaborator. Condolences to her family and friends. […]