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    Linking Habitat Development to Educational Programming and Stewardship
    Charles (CJ) Reilly III
    • Jan 12

    Linking Habitat Development to Educational Programming and Stewardship

    As the O’Hara Nature Center (ONC) has grown and developed from 2012 to its present state, the grounds and gardens offer sustainable ways...
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    Call to Action: Help us celebrate and support the Ecotype Project!
    Deepika Saksena
    • Jan 7

    Call to Action: Help us celebrate and support the Ecotype Project!

    A new source for seeds and plants native to the Ecoregion 59, the Northeastern Coastal Zone, produced on local farms from seed...
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    The Toxic Truth About Neonic Coated Seeds
    Mary Wilson
    • Mar 5, 2021

    The Toxic Truth About Neonic Coated Seeds

    By Mary Wilson The issue of coated seeds came to light recently when a severe contamination event was reported from an ethanol plant in...
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    Pollinator Pathway Northeast Featured in Winter 2021 Issue of 2 Million Blossoms
    Pollinator Pathway NE
    • Mar 4, 2021

    Pollinator Pathway Northeast Featured in Winter 2021 Issue of 2 Million Blossoms

    We're delighted to report that the Winter 2021 issue of 2 Million Blossoms features an in-depth story on the Pollinator Pathway Northeast...
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    Protect Our "Gentle Giants" - Don't Kill Carpenter Bees!
    Cathy Smith
    • Mar 3, 2021

    Protect Our "Gentle Giants" - Don't Kill Carpenter Bees!

    By Cathy Smith Carpenter bees (genus Xylocopa) are our largest native bee, along with bumble bee queens. There are several species in...
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    Building "Pollineighbors" with the Hastings Pollinator Pathway
    Pinar O’Flaherty and Haven Colgate
    • Mar 3, 2021

    Building "Pollineighbors" with the Hastings Pollinator Pathway

    By Pinar O’Flaherty and Haven Colgate Hastings-on-Hudson, NY has long prided itself on its environmental record. Active residents have...
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    Start A Pollinator Pathway In Your Town.
    Pollinator Pathway NE
    • Feb 28, 2021

    Start A Pollinator Pathway In Your Town.

    The Pollinator Pathway is a project organized by volunteers from town conservation organizations (listed on each town's page) working...
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    Be the Envy of Your Neighborhood - Get Inspired!
    Donna Merrill
    • Feb 10, 2021

    Be the Envy of Your Neighborhood - Get Inspired!

    Many of us live in homes surrounded by lawn. We have learned to avoid fertilizers and pesticides that turn our ponds scummy and threaten...
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    Weeds and Seeds: Building Wild Resilience through Ungardening
    Aubree Keurajian
    • Jan 17, 2021

    Weeds and Seeds: Building Wild Resilience through Ungardening

    If you’re reading this newsletter, you’re probably well aware of the benefits that native plants have for our pollinators. You likely...
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