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Wild Discovery, Exotic Vacation Giveaway, 19th Century Excavations

Goodnewsr Newsletter 08-18-23

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Goodnewsr Team
August 19, 2023

Good Morning! đź‘‹ Welcome to today's Goodnewsr.com newsletter!

In this edition, we have some fascinating stories to share with you. Discover how a garbage dump transformed into a wildlife refuge, and learn about the exciting discovery made by Michigan State students who unearthed a 19th-century observatory.

If you're looking for inspiration on how to live a self-sufficient life, we've got you covered with an insightful book recommendation.

And don't forget to enter the Original Armchair Adventure Sweepstakes for a chance to win an unforgettable travel experience from the comfort of your own home. Let's dive in!

Inspire

How a Garbage Dump Became a Wildlife Refuge

Tommy Thompson Park is a former garbage dump-turned-wildlife refuge nestled in the heart of Canada’s biggest metropolitan area.

nicenews.com/environment/tommy-thompson-park-garbage-dump-turned-wildlife-refuge

History

Michigan State Students Unearth 19th Century Observatory

Students at Michigan State University are excavating remnants of the school’s original observatory, which was built in 1881.

nicenews.com/culture/michigan-state-students-unearth-19th-century-observatory

What to Read

The Self-Sufficient Life and How to Live It

Learning to depend less on “the grid” and more on yourself isn’t always easy but John Seymour makes it seem like it is in The Self-Sufficient Life and How to

loconsumption.com/self-sufficient-life

Giveaway Report

The Original Armchair Adventure Sweepstakes

Are you a travel enthusiast who is always on the lookout for new adventures? Do you dream of exploring exotic destinations?

modernworker.net/armchair-adventure-sweepstakes

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