4 Seasons Celebration Β» Winter
Summary κ³ Objectives βΉ Winter is here, and if for the regions away from the tropics it often equates to harshness and cold, it is also a period for nature to pause and slow down. Itβs a time where Life sleeps in dens, in buds and hidden placesβ¦ Throughout history, humans have observed this seasonal milestone and [β¦]
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Forest Explorations β February in the Fe
Itβs easy to think of February as a time when there is little to see outdoors. Itβs cold and grey and muddy, if not snowy. But if it seems so, perhaps you need only look more closelyβ¦ Once a month, Laura and Claire lead a biodiversity walk in the Fells. Itβs a free form activity [β¦]
Forest Explorations β January in the Fel
I have such mixed feelings about the unseasonably beautiful weather we had for our walk this weekend. On the one hand, it was absolutely delightful to be out in near-60 degree weather. On the other, itβs awfully worrying that we have such days at all in January. Once a month, Laura and Claire lead a [β¦]
Shrinking Winter Snowpack Harms Northeas...
Shrinking winter snowpack harms Northeast forests year-round Climate change often conjures up images of heat, drought and hurricanes. But according to the latest U.S. National Climate Assessment, released on Nov. 23, 2018, winters have warmed three times faster than summers in the Northeast in recent years. These changes are also producing significant effects. Authors: Andrew Reinmann, [β¦]
Environmental Problem Solving with Le
Summary κ³ Objectives βΉ A math problem is fairly simple to solve; there is typically one demonstrably correct solution, with a well-established path to find it. Environmental problems are comparatively messy. Often, there are a variety of seemingly disparate facets that must be taken into account, and perspectives with which to view them. Coming up with solutions [β¦]
The World of Birds
Summary κ³ Objectives βΉ Birds are truly universal and can be found almost everywhere on our planet! Watching them is a window to the Real. It connects you deeply with Nature. Observing birds gives us a sense of wonder while teaching us patience and focus. Once you step into their world, you realize how rich that world [β¦]
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