Welcome to Green Spiral Tours!
Started in 2008 by preschool nature teacher Jessica Hoagland
Green Spiral morphed into making adventure maps during the Pandemic.
or hire Angela or Jessie for a speaking engagement for a $125 fee.
An initiative of Newspaper Association Managers whose trade groups represent collectively more than 8,500 newspapers in North America
Promoting education, preservation, and awareness of French Creole heritage and culture in the Mid-Mississippi River Valley.
A homeschool family enjoying the WILD outdoors
Just sharing some Sustainable thoughts
Organize your brain.
Connecting People to Nature, Empowering People to Garden Sustainably
Adventures in Chocolating
All things Gateway Arch, Old Courthouse and Gateway Arch Riverboats. All the time.
@jzikah
greenspiraltours.wordpress.com 
November 7, 2015 at 3:50 pm
Jzika, It’s Ali Shapiro, author of the Roots of Going Green. You left an Amazon review of my book. Thanks for reading, your enthusiasm and commitment to sustainability. I’m so inspired by your work. Thanks for keeping the conversation going!
April 7, 2016 at 8:18 pm
I highly recommend that readers check out Ali Shapiro’s book “Roots of Going Green”. It is a thin, quick read but contains a depth of understanding. Along with a few books coming out from the Bioneers, it should be on every serious educator’s bookshelf.
August 28, 2018 at 8:08 pm
Hi, where did we kayak last year? Ava and I would like to do it again this Labor Day!
Thanks
Alissa
August 29, 2018 at 5:11 pm
Hi Alissa! The answer is Courtois Creek near Steelville. I’ll send you an updated map and guide. Anyone else who wants to kayak, check the blog, as it was updated last week. Yes, if you live in South City, you can kayak on your drinking water! (Or beer water).