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The Garden Festival showcases regional botanical vendors and provide a curated shopping experience to purchase garden ornaments and plants.

Callery Pears may grow quickly and look pretty but they smell bad and are dangerously invasive to Indiana's natural environment.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation is now hiring for the position of Elisabeth Reed Carter Environmental Education Program Assistant Manager/Educator in Virginia Beach. Apply today.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Russell Family Foundation (TRFF) announced 32 grants totaling $779,550 within its Environmental Education portfolio, increasing access to...

Chesapeake Bay Foundation está ahora contratando para el puesto de Islands Environmental Education Program Assistant Manager/Educator en Annapolis. Aplica hoy.

Homegrown for Good Donate Homegrown for Good Growing food organically—at home or in community gardens—can benefit wildlife, the environment and neighborhoods in need of healthful food and connection to nature. Jessica Snyder Sachs Apr 01, 2021 In a Utah garden, a hoary squash bee visits a squash blossom, just one of a myriad of food plants that provide pollen and nectar for native insects. (Photo by Clay Bolt) ON A RECENT MORNING in Cannon Falls, Minnesota, Karin Jokela and her daught...

The Garden Festival at Ladew Topiary Gardens, now in its 13th year, has become the most anticipated specialty plant, garden ornaments and antiques sale in the region, featuring an exclusive collection of vendors from across the eastern seaboard, according to a news release from the gardens.

Todays Environment Report examines the link between allergies and climate change If even hearing the word “ragweed” makes your eyes water, you might be one of the nearly 45 million Americans with seasonal allergies. Researchers say climate change is fueling the rise in allergies and asthma. Jenny Fischer has been taking over-the-counter medication for allergies for a long time. Without it, she suffers cold-like symptoms: a runny nose, sneezing and congestion. An allergy pill usually made it...

Before You Plant a Bradford Pear In Indiana Read This First So there I was scrolling through Facebook today like I do every day in search of things to spark creative ideas for me to write about when I saw it - the opening words of a Facebook post that stopped my scroll in its tracks: Can you smell rotting fish in the air this spring?   Those ten words caught my attention. Before I knew it, I had read the entire post from the Sycamore Land Trust and decided that I needed to share with you wh...

Charleston considering new park for Johns Island VIDEO: Charleston considering new park for Johns Island By Danielle Seat | April 7, 2021 at 5:09 AM EDT - Updated April 7 at 7:37 AM JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - The city of Charleston wants to build a new park off Maybank Highway on Johns Island. The new park could stretch across 26 acres of land that includes two lakes. The property is located on Griffith Road, which is right behind the Island School and down the road from the Tattooed Moos...