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End of the week recap; last Sunday we had the joy of attending @beechhollowfarms Festi-Fall!! This was a great event with snacks, great music, and even better company 😉. We're always happy to talk about our site artifacts as well as all the regenera
Last Thursday #tbt Tea joined the panel at Unearthing Farms about Environmental Justice and Climate Anxiety! Here's a clip of Tea giving a #hottake about regenerative landscaping 😉 Thank you @unearthingfarms for hosting this amazing panel, and we
Anyone else sick of running into giant webs #ecologicatl #jorospiders #helptheearth #ecology #savetheenvironment #protecttheplanet #ecolife #reforestation #environment #ecological
Join us this Thursday from 6-7 for the Environmental Justice and Climate Anxiety Panel! Tea Povolny will be joining Rev. Dr. Leanna Jones, Dr. Emily Burchfield, and Opal K. C. Baker on the panel! We're so excited to see y'all there 😉 #ecologica
We are grateful to have had some extremely exciting opportunities to table and show off what we do, how we do it, and why we do it the way we do! From the pollinator picnic at Legacy Park to the Fernbank Forestry Day this past weekend, we have loved
For most of us, we see a stick... For others, we see a prime hunting spot... Similarly to hawks, dragonflies need sturdy, high perches that are clear of surrounding vegetation to scan their surroundings for prey. This dragonfly is using what seems t
Come join us THIS SATURDAY, August 24th, at 9am for a pollinator census nature walk at Legacy Park! Learn about native plants and ecosystems and how you can nurture and protect native wildlife. The walk is free, but you must RSVP using the link in th
Native critter highlights from a few of our sites! (Slides 2-4) Carolina Mantis, (Slides 5-6) Virginian Tiger Moth, (Slides 7-9) Gulf Fritillary Carolina Mantis (Stagmomantis carolina) - Prey on small bugs such as ticks, flies, and ants. They can be