Carol with the leader of the Mother Earth Water Walkers, Josephine Mandamin 

Josephine Mandamin
​Josephine Mandamin - grandmother and head of the Mother Earth Water Walkers. They have walked over 20,000 miles around the Great Lakes, rivers, and waterways across the Canada and the United States.  Visit:
https://www.motherearthwaterwalk.com

Native American Artist
​David W. Craig 
Illustrator of the Water Walker Series

 David W. Craig
David has done freelance work for national parks and various commercial organizations, but currently focuses full-time on his own style of painting.  David earned a degree in art from the Seattle Art Institute.  Watercolor, mixed media, sculpture, and leatherwork are some of his media.  An enrolled Chippewa (Ojibway), David lives near the foothills of Mount Rainer.  
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Carol at Barnes and Nobel Book Signing - The "Debut" of the first book in the series!

     

​​Carol Trembath
Carol Trembath is an educator, author, and environmental speaker, earning a BA from Western Michigan University, an MA from Wayne State Univeristy in Library and Information Science, and an MA in Educational Technology from Michigan State University.

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GOut of Slavery: A Novel of Harriet Tubman:
Winner of Silver Medal in the Category of Best First Novel.

Visting with Pauline Copes Johnson. She is the Great, Great, Great, Grand niece of Harriet Tubman. 
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Harriet lived in Auburn, New York and is buried in Fort Hill Cemetery. 

Harriet Tubman died on March 10, 1913. Today, March 10, is now considered
"Harriet Tubman Day".
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Carol Trembath with Pauline Scopes Johnson in Auburn, NY​

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