A writer writes again.
This really is an adventure in the Finger Lakes!
My posts vanished with a key stroke last summer.
We found amazing partners in sustainability, wellness and education. We’re also so lucky to have a wonderful pup raising us!
Please read posts from our archives as we reinvent and re-create.
Thank you!
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Moore Dirty Boots 2026!
Doing what we love feels wonderful. Time on the trails and near our fresh waters with interested people has invigorated me. Telling the right tales is a need that I can no longer ignore. We’re grateful to build upon relationships and cumulated knowledge to empower people to know and care for our region. Introducing Melanie…
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Technical Difficulties!
Editor’s Note: We’re experiencing technical difficulties with the blog. At times, posts are not showing and automated text is appearing. Please be patient as we work to solve this! Thank you!
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Spring is Really Here! By Kristen Moore
Raindrops falling down, greening our grass. Birds busy at feeders. Phone ringing with home school groups looking to arrange trips. Kids and moms seeking to learn and serve, signing right up to help add native plants. Comments waiting approval, like: Hi! I planted some strawberries about eight years ago but they did not like the…
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Busy Summer for Moore Dirty Boots!
During quarantine, I created the acronym L.O.V.E. for Lake Ontario’s Valued Ecosystems and launched Moore Dirty Boots, LLC. Our media and adventure education is now complemented with our Sustainability Innovation Department! I’m developing an illustrated sustainability guide and working with a fantastic team of marketing professionals, artists and graphic designers. Projects are in the works…
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Happy New Year! 2021, Here We Come!
Hello, everyone! I’m sorry I haven’t spent time writing here. I will, I promise. I’ve talked to more friends and family today than all year long! How I miss you! January 28 at 8 pm, I will be leading a snowshoe excursion for Audubon NY at the Owasco Flats Nature Reserve in Moravia, NY. I’m…
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Zora Neale Hurston and “Their Eyes Were Watching God”
It is fair to say I began a love affair with Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God long ago. A wise teacher included this book in my Syracuse University Women’s Studies Reading and Writing Course. Like Janie, I stared up into the magnolia tree, intoxicated with their scent and full of dreams. Published…
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