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SUMMARY:Emily Dickinson Where Botany Meets Poetry
DESCRIPTION:Discover the fascinating connection between **poetry and plants** through the life and work of Emily Dickinson. Known today as one of America’s most celebrated poets\, Dickinson was also a passionate gardener and lifelong student of the natural world. Participants will explore how her love of flowers and plants influenced her poetry and learn about her remarkable herbarium—a collection of carefully pressed and preserved plants she assembled as a young woman. Following the discussion\, participants will learn the basics of creating an herbarium and have the opportunity to **press\, preserve\, and mount their own plant specimens**\, combining literature\, botany\, history\, and hands-on discovery in one creative program. \nPhoto: Marginalian
URL:https://natureonthebrink.org/event/emily-dickinson-where-botany-meets-poetry/
LOCATION:Mountain View Regional Library\, 3320 Sandy Plains Road\, Marietta\, GA\, 30066\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ribbit & Read: A Preschool Frog Adventure
DESCRIPTION:Hop on over to the library for a **frogtastic preschool adventure!** Young nature lovers will discover the wonderful world of frogs through engaging stories\, silly songs\, movement\, and hands-on fun. We’ll learn how frogs grow from tiny tadpoles into amazing amphibians\, explore where frogs live\, and practice our best hops and “ribbits.” The program concludes with a **frog-themed craft** children can create and take home. A lively introduction to nature designed especially for curious little explorers!
URL:https://natureonthebrink.org/event/ribbit-read-a-preschool-frog-adventure/
LOCATION:Hickory Flat Library\, Cherokee County\, GA\, 2740 E Cherokee Dr\, Canton\, Georgia\, 30115\, United States
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SUMMARY:Environmental Careers: Explore a Future in Conservation
DESCRIPTION:Nature on the Brink is participating in a high school career fair. Discover how your interests and talents can become a career that makes a difference! Nature on the Brink introduces students to the wide variety of professions working to understand\, protect\, restore\, and manage our natural world. Explore careers in wildlife biology\, ecology\, conservation\, forestry\, environmental science\, native plants\, grassland restoration\, GIS and mapping\, environmental education\, sustainability\, and more. Students have the opportunity to be exposed to careers they were not aware of\, learn about education and career pathways\, and discover how science\, technology\, communication\, and hands-on fieldwork all play important roles in protecting the environment. **Your passion for nature could become your future career!**
URL:https://natureonthebrink.org/event/environmental-careers-explore-a-future-in-conservation/
LOCATION:High School\, United States
CATEGORIES:Career Fair
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SUMMARY:Exploring Ecosystems - Mini Terrariums
DESCRIPTION:Join us for **“Exploring Ecosystems – Mini Terrariums\,”** an exciting open library event for youth where participants will discover how ecosystems work by creating their own miniature living world! Young naturalists will learn how plants\, soil\, moisture\, sunlight\, and decomposers interact to form balanced ecosystems while building and taking home a small terrarium. Through hands-on exploration and creativity\, this fun and educational program will inspire curiosity about nature\, ecology\, and the delicate connections that support life on Earth.
URL:https://natureonthebrink.org/event/exploring-ecosystems-mini-terrariums-2/
LOCATION:Mountain View Regional Library\, 3320 Sandy Plains Road\, Marietta\, GA\, 30066\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tellus Symposium 2027
DESCRIPTION:The Tellus Symposium 2027 brings together scientists\, land stewards\, educators\, and community leaders to explore the vital connections between native plants\, pollinators\, and Southern grasslands. Together\, we will share knowledge\, inspire action\, and build partnerships that advance research\, restoration\, and conservation across the region. By celebrating the beauty and resilience of our native ecosystems\, we can create thriving habitats for pollinators and wildlife while supporting healthy communities for generations to come. \nSpeakers:\nAshley Frasca – Green and Growing with Ashley Frasca\nDoug Tallamy – Homegrown National Park\nLaurie & Larry Alvord – Georgia Bat Experts\nPhilip Juras – Historical Grassland Artist\nDwayne Estes – Southeastern Grasslands Institute\nTrecia Neal – Green Gardens Education and Design\nKyle Lybarger – Native Habitat Project
URL:https://natureonthebrink.org/event/tellus-symposium-2027/
LOCATION:Tellus Science Museum\, 100 Tellus Drive\, Cartersville\, GA\, 30120\, United States
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