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Coralberry: A Versatile Native Shrub

November 8, 2018

Our native coralberry is also called buckbrush. Most commonly found as a low, spindly, scrawny shrub with a few leaves... Read More →

November 5, 2018

taptaptap The dry, methodical tapping from nearby was the sound of a woodpecker looking for lunch. This was not the... Read More →

November 1, 2018

Only a month ago I had decided to forego the early muzzleloader deer hunt, which happens during a week in... Read More →

October 29, 2018

Sounds of cars, trucks, horns, sirens, planes and trains disorient me. I feel my other senses shutting down. Stately oaks... Read More →

October 25, 2018

Two decades ago, Toni Stahl and Marc Apfelstadt were contemplating converting their city lot in Dublin, Ohio to habitat... Read More →

October 22, 2018

Everything is winding down outside. Birds are restless: geese flying in formation above the wetlands, as flocks of blackbirds pass... Read More →

October 18, 2018

In the early 1830s, Swiss naturalist Jean de Charpentier lead Louis Agassiz on a tour through the Alps, proving to... Read More →

October 15, 2018

Conservation easements are a powerful tool to protect land for the future. This blog, published on the Land Trust Alliance... Read More →

October 11, 2018

Conservation easements as we know them have their origins in British law and traditions centuries ago, when the landscape was... Read More →

October 8, 2018

Recently I skipped the Greenway and instead went to Big Grove Preserve for an informative hike, guided by property steward... Read More →