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“Peacefulness and oldness…” | A poignant profile of the adirondacks | NYTimes.com

December 2, 2011 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

  • Fearing Climate Change’s Effects on the Adirondacks – NYTimes.com

  • By LISA W. FODERARO
  • A full moon rising over Osgood Pond near Paul Smiths, N.Y. More Photos »
    • Mr. Jenkins, who is the author of the book “Climate Change in the Adirondacks: The Path to Sustainability,” spends much of his time on the water and in the woods, documenting the ecosystem with a notebook and a camera. He thus brings an unusual perspective to the scene. Where a casual observer might behold diversity and continuity, he projects decades into the future and finds absence and loss.

Filed Under: Climate Change, East Coast, Enlightening, Environment, Northeast, Public Lands, Sustainability, The New York Times, Wildlife Tagged With: Adirondacks, climate change, Environment, landscape photography, naturalistic landscape design, Nature, Public land, Sustainabilty, The New York Times, wild, Wildlife

Pollute the Clean Water Act?

November 29, 2011 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

  • Keep the Clean Water Act Strong – NYTimes.com

    • When the act became law, two-thirds of our nation’s lakes, rivers and coastal waters were unsafe for fishing or swimming, and untreated sewage and industrial waste was routinely dumped into our waters.

Filed Under: Environment, Nature, Sustainability, The New York Times, US, Water, Wildlife Tagged With: Environment, Nature, Sustainabilty, Water, Wildlife

Watch Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring CBS documentary

November 29, 2011 by Julia Brine Leave a Comment

Her message is as important today as when she wrote it.

Rachel Carson, CBS documentary

Rachel Carson, author, Silent Spring

 

Filed Under: Birds, Environment, GARDEN LARGE, Insects, Nature, Sustainability, Wildlife Tagged With: Book, Carson, Environment, favorite, Nature, Principles, Sustainabilty, Tallamy, US, video, Wildlife

FrOGS Annual Great Swamp Celebration and Art Show Returns to Pawling, NY

October 18, 2011 by Julia Brine Leave a Comment

A wonderful community experience:

October 22, 11am-5pm and October 23, 1pm-4pm, at the Frances Ryan Thomas Memorial Center of Christ Church on Quaker Hill in Pawling, NY.

Join the Brines and other FrOGS to celebrate the diverse beauty of our local, majestic wetland. Enjoy work by local artists and artisans, educational displays, food, and activities.

The Great Swamp Watershed, Pawling, NY by Stancy Duhamel
© Constance Duhamel

FrOGS (Friends of the Great Swamp) is an active voice for the protection of the Great Swamp, one of the largest freshwater wetlands in New York State.

 

Filed Under: Art, Brine Garden, Dutchess, Enlightening, Environment, Fall, Family event, Frogs, Hudson Valley Attractions, Images, Land Conservancies, Painting, Pawling NY, Public Lands, Sculpture, Sustainability, Wildlife Tagged With: Brine Garden, Community, Environment, Exhibit, Family activities, favorite, FrOGS Friends of the Great Swamp, landscape photography, Native Plants, naturalistic landscape design, Nature, Pawling NY, Public land, Sustainabilty, Wetland, Wildlife

ALB Trashes More than Ash – US National Science Foundation (NSF)

September 6, 2011 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

  • nsf.gov – National Science Foundation (NSF) News – Are New England’s Iconic Maples at Risk? – US National Science Foundation (NSF)

    • On city streets, the ALB invades many different types of hardwood trees.  But in forests, the beetle disproportionately attacks large maple trees.

Filed Under: East Coast, Environment, Insects, Native Plants, Public Lands, Sustainability Tagged With: ALB, Ash Borer, Environment, Native Plants

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