Meet our Staff
Rob Wade, Learning Landscapes Coordinator
Rob is a K-14 educator specializing in place-based learning in the Feather River Watershed. Rob is the co-founder and coordinator of FRLT’s signature conservation and education program, Learning Landscapes.
He is also Director of the Feather River Outdoor School, Coordinator of the Plumas County School's Outdoor Education Program and a founding member of the Feather River Land Trust. Rob takes pride in his Feather River roots and getting kids on the land.
Contact Rob at "rwade at pcoe.k12.ca.us" or by phone at (530) 283-6500 x5257.
Rob is a K-14 educator specializing in place-based learning in the Feather River Watershed. Rob is the co-founder and coordinator of FRLT’s signature conservation and education program, Learning Landscapes.
He is also Director of the Feather River Outdoor School, Coordinator of the Plumas County School's Outdoor Education Program and a founding member of the Feather River Land Trust. Rob takes pride in his Feather River roots and getting kids on the land.
Contact Rob at "rwade at pcoe.k12.ca.us" or by phone at (530) 283-6500 x5257.
Why I do what I do
Two writers have deeply impacted my work and I include a piece from each to perhaps inspire your own topophilia and kid commitment
A Spiritual Journey
And the world cannot be discovered by a journey of miles, no matter how long
but only by a spiritual journey
A journey of one inch
Very arduous, humbling and joyful
Whereby we arrive at the ground at our feet and learn to be at home
- Wendell Berry
For the Children
The rising hills, the slopes of statistics lie before us
The steep climb of everything going up, up
As we all go down
In the coming century or the one beyond that
They say there are valleys, pastures
We can meet there in peace if we make it,
First, one word
One word to you and your children,
Stay together
Learn the Flowers
Go light
-Gary Snyder
A Spiritual Journey
And the world cannot be discovered by a journey of miles, no matter how long
but only by a spiritual journey
A journey of one inch
Very arduous, humbling and joyful
Whereby we arrive at the ground at our feet and learn to be at home
- Wendell Berry
For the Children
The rising hills, the slopes of statistics lie before us
The steep climb of everything going up, up
As we all go down
In the coming century or the one beyond that
They say there are valleys, pastures
We can meet there in peace if we make it,
First, one word
One word to you and your children,
Stay together
Learn the Flowers
Go light
-Gary Snyder