What They're Thinking: How to treat climate anxiety with nature
UI instructor and nonprofit director Fred Meyer reveals new Earthmind programming for students
Source: thegazette.com
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UI instructor and nonprofit director Fred Meyer reveals new Earthmind programming for students
Most Eastern Iowa trees need 800 or more “chill hours” between 32 and 45 degrees to break dormancy. Days when the temperature is below 32 degrees, like it was in early January, don’t count toward the total. Neither do days when nighttime temperatures are above 45 degrees.
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