On our blog - Communications Director Matthew Shepherd shares stories of creating a mini wildlife sanctuary in his PNW garden, and the many plant/insect interactions that have brought his family so much enjoyment in a suburban space. https://t.co/jDsmMPT7dJ
Blooming Dogwood, Bennett's Pond, 2017
A spring like day here in Connecticut portends the return of the season of blossoms (though not for awhile yet).
Image copyright Cam Gould 2018
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In 2017, the environmental community championed fights for bees, forests, and clean energy while knocking down Trump's dangerous nominees!
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Happy New Year! Here's to a year full of enjoying and protecting the wonderful beauty and diversity found on our planet.
"Curved Log in Snow and Ice" by @Fondness4Nature. https://t.co/5bnYNf3T77
Give the gift of a healthy planet this holiday season. Support WILD's efforts to protect & connect #wilderness, wildlife & people! https://t.co/KfEQUMap2q
Two of my images will be featured in the 38th Annual Juried Photography Show at the Carriage Barn Arts Center in New Canaan.
Opening reception is January 20th and it runs through February 18th. I hope some of you will be able to attend.
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Knowing what NOT to put in your recycling bin is almost as important as knowing what you CAN recycle.
Ever wondered about plastic pumps?
Unfortunately, we can't yet recycle them, because they often contain different types of plastic.
Hawks can be valuable #gardening partners, helping control rodents that might want to snack on your veggies.
Consider reducing (or eliminating) your #pesticide usage in order to ensure a healthy #environment for #hawks and other #wildlife (not to mention you and your #family).