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The Clinton County Streamkeepers tapped into a local resource — Wilmington College — in its quest to ensure clean waterways. Its $20,000 grant spanning three years is paying for science students to monitor several local creeks with the goal of establishing riparian buffer crops between farmland and waterways to help mitigate pollution.
WC’s ‘Moving Forward in a Changing Climate’ rescheduled for March 11 Submitted article WC faculty members comprising the March 11 panel are, from left, Sue Lucas, Michael Snarr, Ursula McTaggart and Paul Moke. WILMINGTON — A new lecture series this semester featuring members of the Wilmington College faculty will offer its inaugural program, titled “Moving Forward in a Changing Climate: Democratic Stewardship,” March 11 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. (It was originally scheduled for March 4.) The Faculty Voices Series can be viewed via Facebook Live on the Wilmington Campus Ministry page. T...
WC Faculty Voices Series to open with ‘Moving Forward in a Time of Change’ Submitted article WC faculty members comprising the March 4 panel are, from left, Sue Lucas, Michael Snarr, Ursula McTaggart and Paul Moke. Submitted photo WILMINGTON — A new lecture series this semester featuring members of the Wilmington College faculty will offer its inaugural program, titled “Moving Forward in a Changing Climate: Democratic Stewardship,” March 4 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The Faculty Voices Series can be viewed via Facebook Live on the Wilmington Campus Ministry page. The virtual panel discuss...