02Mar
Nihilne Te Nocturnu
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02Mar
Sedial Eiusmod Tempor
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01Mar
Save the animals
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01Mar
Deforestation is the threat
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01Mar
Melting ice
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21Sep
Seeds of Hope—News Article
Seeds of Hope Farm Market is back in business this year with the help of workers from Seneca County Opportunity Center. Sister Shirley Shafranek of the Franciscan Earth Literacy Center, […]
08Sep
Sensory Garden Survey
Click HERE to take the Sensory Garden Survey The new Sensory Garden at FELC is almost finished! Filled with beautiful live plants and other features, this unique, inviting space encourages […]
22May
FELC’s Camp in a Box to provide nature-related activities for kids
Franciscan Earth Literacy Center is creating a new way to keep kids engaged with nature-related activities this summer. Because FELC’s usual lineup of day camps is questionable this year, the […]
22Aug
Johnston finds her role ‘endlessly interesting’
In its 25th year of operating, the Franciscan Earth Literacy Center has a new director. Mimi Lange Johnston started her new role in early June.
“The time has really gone quickly,” she said. “There’s so much to do. There’s so many different aspects to the job, but most of it is fun.”
A Tiffin native, Johnston graduated from Calvert High School in 1981, and then studied music at Ashland College.