Into the Wild: Test Your Nature Knowledge
🌿🧠 Nature Trivia Challenge! Think you know your native wildlife? Test your nature knowledge below! 🐝 Question 1:Which native bee is famous for “buzz pollination” and is especially important for […]
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Native Plant Heroes
🌿 Native Plant Spotlight: Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) 🔔💙 Delicate, graceful, and tougher than it looks, the Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) is one of North America’s most charming native wildflowers. Its nodding,
Events Week of July 6th – 11th
Native Plants and Their Host Pollinators Monday, July 6th Sexton Hall 2115 Chloe Rd. Cumming, GA 30041 10:00 AM EST Microgreens Saturday, July 11th Cherokee County Senior Center 1001 Univeter
Week of June 29th – July 4th
Discover how prairie strips can transform ordinary landscapes into vibrant habitat for pollinators, birds, and wildlife while improving soil and water health. In *The Living Edge: Prairie Strips in the
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
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
Watch Out for Climate Challenges
Iceland held a funeral for its first lose glacier. Greenland scientists are stunned at the rapid ice melt. Alaska’s sea ice melt occurred earlier than in previous years. Food insecurity
Degree of Global Warming still Debated
The Paris Climate Accord insists that a temperature of 2 degrees Celsius is still acceptable. Scientists around the world insist 1.5 degrees is a better benchmark to achieve.
Scientist leaves Retirement to create Life-Savings Viruses
Bacteriophages are bacteria-eating viruses. There are more types of phages on earth than there are grains of sand. Phages have the potential for many life-saving uses but are still highly
Hawaiian Island erased from Hurricane
East Island, part of the the Hawaiian Island, is gone due to Hurricane Walaka in 2018. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hawaii-east-island-lost-to-hurricane-walaka-french-frigate-shoals-climate-change_n_5bcf2a8ee4b055bc9484e803