Telltale Signs of Spring in the Forest Give Us Joy
In the northeast, mid-Atlantic spring has sprung, and telltale signs of spring are revealing themselves everywhere.
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Tag: biodiversity
Forest Snags: Dead or Full of Life?
Snags, also known as wildlife trees, are an essential part of our ecosystem, making up to 10-20% of the trees beneath the canopy in forests.
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OPL Spotlight: A Love of Nature Sparked a Focus on Sustainability for Yvonne Dwyer
For Master Naturalist Yvonne Dwyer, a focus on sustainability has become an extension of a lifestyle immersed in nature. Learn her story.
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Going Green: Wedding Celebration With a Helpful Twist
How does an environmentally conscientious couple create an excellent vision for their bohemian fairy garden wedding celebration and follow through?
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It is time to Love, Care for, and Share Our Water
We are utterly dependent on water. It is time to remember our love for water – to care for it, and share it. We give you ways to get started.
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A Bioblitz is a Great Way to Learn What is Living Near You
Want to know more about plants, insects, animals, birds, fungi, or trees near you? A Bioblitz is fun way to identify life around you.
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An Insider’s Guide to Grand Canyon National Park
The Grand Canyon is one of the most inspiring landscapes in the US. It overwhelms our senses with its geologic beauty.
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An Insider’s Guide to Exploring Arches National Park
Arches National Park is breathtaking, featuring sculptured red rock sceneries created from 100 million years of erosion and weathering.
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An Insider’s Guide to Exploring Mesa National Park
The cliff palaces, tools, pottery, family life, and topography of Mesa Verde National Park will spark your curiosity to discover more.
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USA to Increase Protected Land for Our Future
In the United States, we have 63 natural parks and other protected land. We also have large tracts of natural habitats in private ownership. Privately owned land can be used in a variety of ways without regard for the impact on natural habitats.
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Where is the Climate-resilient Corridor Near You?
Protecting biodiversity by providing safe places for nature to thrive also benefits people with clean drinking water, carbon storage that fights climate change, and safeguarding beautiful landscapes to soothe the soul.
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Birds are Calling it Spring! Time to Go Outside
Spring is in the air and we can feel and hear it as the birds are singing, chirping, and pecking making beautiful music.
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