Nature Notes 3/15/21
This week, learn about red-bellied woodpeckers, try some sun and shadow art, and take a tour of our sugar shack!
Nature Notes 3/8/21
Did you know that, besides being stinky, skunk cabbage blooms at this time of year because it can actually melt the snow?
Calling All Artisans and Crafters!
Winterfest is coming up on Saturday, December 8. from 10am-2pm. We are currently accepting crafters who'd like to table at this event. To register,
APPLICATION PERIOD CLOSED: Environmental Educator
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New Haven Register: Teachers, students, volunteers build ‘schoolyard habitat’ at Davis Street school in New Haven
Alice Hoak, a second-grade student at Davis Street School, helps with the schoolyard habitat Wednesday. Anna Bisaro — New Haven Register
What Now? Community Conversations at Common Ground
by Joel Tolman and Kimball Cartwright Keeping democracy alive means having conversations. When New Haven activists Greg Grinberg and Aly Heimer asked
Denali Blog: The Importance of Field Trips
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#Unselfies for Common Ground
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