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Incarcerated Women Raise Endangered Butterflies

Voices of Formerly Incarcerated Partners, Sustainability in Prisons Project, February 2020

Do call it a comeback – how the checkerspot butterfly found salvation in a women’s prison

The Power of Sustainability Nick H. at TEDxMonroeCorrectionalComplex

Transforming Prison with Nature Carri LeRoy, Ph.D. at TEDxMonroeCorrectionalComplex

SPP Overview Video, 2009

Department of Corrections: Dan Pacholke at TEDxMonroeCorrectionalComplex

Cedar Creek Turtle Program: Rehabilitated Endangered Turtles Get Released

At prisons across the West, inmates are helping to restore the imperiled sagebrush ecosystem, National Audubon Society & Institute for Applied Ecology

Compost technicians talk about their program at Monroe Correctional Complex

Officer McLeon: How a Simple Salad Grew into a Movement

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