Let Greville Worthington guide you through his outdoor life.

Jonathan and his fun activities in the field at the back of his house. This presentation is in English.

Retired electrician, Navy veteran, and community gardener Anthony Lee addresses the lack of fresh produce in New Orleans post Hurricane Katrina. With the encouragement of his beloved wife, Linette Williams Lee, and the help of the Tulane City Center and the Tulane School of Architecture, Lee engaged his community to build the Magellan Street Garden.

Katrina Hassan tells her story of moving to Bedford from the Sonoran Desert. Expect tales of monsoon deserts, punk grandmothers, marriage, upcycling, textiles, giant pinatas, rubbish jobs, excellent baking, a cute garden and a rocking baby.

"This was my fate, 'Death by Shark Attack', promised to me by all my friends."

In Crossing Seas and Authorities from PechaKucha Night Tokyo Vol. 121, Adventurer Mike Reid discusses his journey kayaking from the west coast of Japan to South Korea. He shows us that riding the Sea of Japan/Korea was not always the most difficult aspect of the expedition — there’s always customs.

"Presentation of the Day" on February 20, 2015.

Dot Schnering presents Third Sundays on Front Street Outdoor Market, a street market highlighting the creative and innovative side of Dayton. She also helps vendors make the leap from temporary to permanent business locations while rejuvenating the area. 

Ryan Gann with some observations on the US/Mexico border and suggests approaches to border civility.

Rex Ferguson-Baird has an idea on how to fix some of the issues that kids face in life and learning. As the Principal of Brooklands School, Rex believes that the solution is as simple as taking it outside. For this PechaKucha Night Winnipeg talk, Rex talks about the concept and application of the "outdoor school" and the benefits that kids have gained while learning from beyond the four walls of the classroom.

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Rex's talk was recorded live at PechaKucha Night Winnipeg Vol. 35, on September 6, 2018, at the Park Theatre. 

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For those who grow up in the outdoors, it comes easy. It is much easier to be a competent skiier, or climber, or adventurer if you come at it from an early age. Yet contrary to popular belief, David Steele shows that old dogs CAN learn new tricks. The great benefit to a person trying something new is people who have been on that path before themselves. David shows that life can be challangeing and exciting for all of us at all stages of the journey, no matter if you are a cohort, a mentor, or an up-and-comer.