
Red Cedar: Our Only Local Native Conifer, and the Birds Love It
March 1, 2018 7:00 pm Leave your thoughtsOur native red cedar has two noticeably different varieties. In the eastern states, with more rainfall and less drying winds,... Read More →
This old guy's favorite large-scale conservation projects include integrating soils, water, plants, and animals, especially native species. I still bike through my South Sycamore stormwater management system from 2001.
Our native red cedar has two noticeably different varieties. In the eastern states, with more rainfall and less drying winds,... Read More →
You may already know that back in 2010 we started developing a patch of habitat for the rarest of our... Read More →
Well, another year is rolling around to Prairie Preview time, another opportunity to network with conservation-minded people; and get help... Read More →
In the early pioneer era, Midwest rivers were the major means of transportation, whether canoe, flatboat, or steamboat. And so... Read More →
In a former career, I used to work on oil spill sites, planting fast-growing tree thickets to do the final... Read More →
These are nasty females you do not want to meet in summer, so now is the time to get a... Read More →
Conservation Friends, If you entirely filled the holidays with family and friends, and long walks in the woods, and a... Read More →
My microclimate blogs over the past two years have tended to emphasize our warmer sites. This is because a significant... Read More →
Everyone knows about John James Audubon’s masterful portrayal of North American birds. Less well known is that shortly after completion... Read More →
Conservation Friends, New Year’s greetings from our family to yours. We have been most fortunate to have a little piece... Read More →