Week of June 8th – 13th
Vermiculture: or How to Raise Worms In-Person Learn about the creatures beneath the dirt! Join us for a presentation by Southeastern Grasslands Institute about vermiculture, the process of using worms to […]
Week of May 11th-15th
I don’t have any events this week. I am prepping for next week’s events and starting prep for June’s events. I am working up at Cherokee Veteran’s Park this week
Upcoming Events May 4th – May 8th
Tuesday, May 4th Soil, Clay and Rocks! Explore the hidden world beneath your feet in this engaging homeschool library program on soil, clay, and rocks! Participants will discover how different
Upcoming Events April 27 – May 1
Wednesday, April 29th https://seqlib.libcal.com/event/16419198 Emily Dickinson: From Botany to Poetry 5:00 pm EST R. T. Jones Library https://www.sequoyahregionallibrary.org/rtjones Thursday, April 30th Google Meet Roots of Change: Creating A School Yard
Upcoming Events: April 20 – April 25
Thursday, April 25th Hickory Flat Library 2740 East Cherokee Dr., Canton, GA 30115 Preschool Program – Tap the Magic Tree 10:30 AM Photo: Illinois Extension
Sparrows affected by Pesticides
Neonics caused sparrows to drop a quarter of their body weight in three days. Sparrows eating pesticide laden seeds lost their ability to travel north. Affected sparrows lingered two to
Decline in Songbirds due to Chemical Use
Bird biodiversity is declining. There is a 29% total bird decline since 1970. Birds are a critical part of the living tapestry. When birds decline, pest increases and pollination decreases.
Cypress Trees In North Carolina older than 2,000 years
Dendrochronology is the scientific method of dating trees based on their rings. David Stahle, a professor a the University of Arkansas first visited the Black River area in the 1980s
Prairie Strips add Benefits for Farmers
Gary Guthrie, an Iowa farmer, did an experiment on his farm. He added three prairie strips to his crops. Gary realized after hearing the buzz and hum of pollinators, how
Chesapeake Bay Islands are Disappearing
Abandoned islands and vanishing communities is becoming the norm in Chesapeake Bay. Since the 1600s, based on some accounts, there are 400 drowned islands. Holland island is now just a
Heat Waves in the Pacific threaten Sea Life
A massive heat wave lasting three years off the coast of Hawaii caught scientists off guard. Researchers are aware nowadays. They are expecting another massive ‘blob’ in the Pacific waters.
Red Wolves Declining
Red wolves primarily inhabit North Carolina’s Albemarle Peninsula. There fewer than 30 red wolves are known. US Fish and Wildlife track red wolves via the Red Wolf Recovery Program. Challenges