Winona Post
Published February 11, 2025
LANESBORO, MN — Join us in celebrating Mary Junko-Isle, Eagle Bluff’s Wildlife and Curriculum Coordinator, for her recent feature in the Winona Post! The February 11th article highlights Mary’s important work in bringing nature-based therapy to youth in southeast Minnesota.
As one of 11 guides trained through the Healing Forest project by Project Get Outdoors (Project GO), Mary completed a rigorous six-month training program, with a culminating immersion at Eagle Bluff in April 2024. Now certified, she, along with her fellow guides, is working with local organizations to incorporate forest therapy into youth services for those affected by trauma. This recognition celebrates her dedication to expanding access to nature-based healing.
Congratulations, Mary, on your well-deserved recognition and impactful work with our community!
About Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
Since 1978, Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center has been dedicated to providing enriching outdoor education and adventure experiences for people of all ages. Located in the picturesque Bluff Country of southeastern Minnesota, Eagle Bluff offers immersive, hands-on programs that foster a deeper connection to nature and equip participants with valuable skills. From K-12 Outdoor School to summer camps and family adventures, Eagle Bluff inspires a lasting appreciation for the environment while empowering individuals to care for the earth and each other.For more information about Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center’s programs and mission, visit www.eaglebluffmn.org.
Media Contact:
Laura M. Ahmed
Director of Marketing and Communications
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
Cell: (507) 884-9577
Email: lauraa@eaglebluffmn.org
