Preserving and documenting nature for future generations. The Story of Love Canal. May 3, 2015 by Aaron N. In the 1890s, a man named William T. Love had a great idea. He was going to dig a canal in western New York State from the Niagara River, around Niagara Falls, and into Lake Ontario. He was going to use the water flow through this canal to generate electricity for the growing communities in the area. It was going to make him a ton of money! William T. To see more photos of feathers f.

Thoughts on well-being, sustainability and those things that constitute a good life beyond consumption. Saturday, May 16, 2015. Following a recent campus email sharing a blog post by Jack Miles entitled Why Are We Losing in the Middle East? Too Much STEM, Not Enough Humanities. There were two semi-defensive email responses, but no genuine debate or face-to-face conversation. The author of the opinion piece, speaking about. I must admit that this post offended me.

Monday, October 29, 2012. Keeping track of the eye of Hurricane Sandy. Check it out here! There are pretty ridiculous wind speeds reaching very far out from the eye of the storm. but note how there is very little wind in the actual eye! Thursday, September 13, 2012. Gearing up for my trip to the Azores.

Cultivating a love of nature in northern Westchester and eastern Putnam counties and beyond. The Spring Seed Sale is now Live! Order your seeds before Monday March 12th, 2018. Pick up will be at the Bedford Hills Town Park. On Saturday, March 24 between 10am and 12pm,.

SARR operates MAPS stations, raptor trapping, owl banding, hawkwatch, songbird migration monitoring and public education efforts at Big Bald Banding Station. ARR is dedicated to the conservation and protection of.

Edward Vietor, the Brooklyn Bird Club has been active in Kings County for over 100 years. Our mission is to encourage and promote birdwatching and conservation in Brooklyn and beyond. Come and join us on one of our regularly scheduled walks. or at one of our seasonally scheduled programs. open to members and non-members alike. Field Trips, Meetings, Seasonal Walks and more! THE CLAPPER RAIL NEWSLETTER. The Winter issue is here! Check local area hot spots.