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"The more our world functions like the natural world, the more likely we are to endure on this home that is ours, but not ours alone."
~ Janine Benyus

 

 

 

 

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Ask The Planet Children's Music CD PDF Print E-mail

 

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The Missoula Coyote Choir is a project of the Missoula Family YMCA

 

 

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Winner of the iParenting 2009 Award !

"A musical celebration of nature's genius! A joyous CD of 17 songs where the music and lyrics are designed to connect children to nature, create a sense of awe for the environment, and teach them about the concept of biomimicry. Featuring a stellar line-up of guest vocalists including Grammy Award winners Bill Harley and Ani DiFranco"

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Common Sense Media – "These seventeen earnest songs are environmentally conscious, family friendly, and a whole lot of fun." Read the full review.

 

         

 

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About the project

The music and lyrics in Ask the Planet are designed to reconnect children to nature, create a sense of awe for the environment and teach them about the concept of biomimicry. Educators have long called for more creative and palatable approaches to raising awareness about environmental problems. Given the reality of the current ecological crisis, it is challenging to develop the emotional connection to the natural world that creates caring without instilling fear or hopelessness. Today’s children need positive solutions and realistic tools, such as biomimicry, to address the environmental challenges that they will grow up with, and this album will help to inspire and motivate them to make a difference. The album can be used as an educational tool in both formal and non-formal educational settings.

Visit our MySpace page to hear a few songs, see the calendar of Missoula Coyote Choir shows, and join the community.

 

 
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