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Doug Crouch teaching at Xavier University
Treasure Lake Forest, Kentucky, USA
Monarch at the lakeside, a disappearing species

2 Comments on “Contact”

  1. We are starting to build a small farm (4 mansanas) here in Nicaragua, and interseted in a design service that focuses on Keyline principles/permaculture, etc.

    thanks,
    Scott Lamola

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    • We’re a small charitable organization working in Nicaragua, primarily in Bluefields area, as well as Matagalpa. We’d be interested in connecting with you! You can reach us at peaceandhopenicaragua at gmail.com

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