Imagine a 460-acre parcel that has been deep mined, surface mined, farmed by several generations, and abandoned. Now, after more than a decade of brownfields reclamation and remediation, the place […]
For Christmas giving or your own library: a king’s ransom of beautifully written books and facsimile editions on trees, plants and flowers, parks, gardens and manmade landscapes for year-round reading and looking. Here […]
What did Hurricane Sandy do to New York’s iconic parks and gardens? Keep in mind that New Yorkers crave these places as public “living rooms” where they can run, skate, […]
Just one year ago, Hurricane Sandy’s rampage through New Jersey and New York left behind a trail of damage in some of the city’s most treasured cultural and natural assets: Central […]
MONARCHS IN PERIL: Three scientists and naturalist sit in on the Diane Rehm Show (NPR) to discuss banding monarchs, migration, population declines and steps to turn the situation around. Listen in […]
Whether you are a backyard gardener or a botanist, there’s a king’s ransom of beautifully written books and facsimile editions for year-round reading and looking. Here’s 20 books for your wish […]
Green like you’ve never seen Pittsburgh is a great place to debut the new Green Museums series, with stories and best practices from a spectrum of botanic gardens, museums, history and science […]
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