Posted on 03/16/21 by Kelly in Educational Outreach
Just like the perennials, Ohio Native Plant Month makes its return this spring. Ohio celebrated its first annual Ohio Native Plant Month in April of 2020. It was a huge success with lots of fun events, plant sales, and social media posts. April 2021 is just around the corner and may look a little different this year, but... read more
Posted on 03/09/21 by Carla in Educational Outreach
I feel planet Earth and the people it supports are truly, to borrow from the Ancient Chinese Proverb, a “yin and yang.” Inevitably population numbers are growing. The Earth “feels” the affect. You can look at the glass half empty - carbon emissions causing climate change, plastic pollution in our oceans, loss of old growth forests, etc. Or... read more
Posted on 03/06/21 by Elizabeth in Friends of Euclid Creek
Hi, Everyone, Just a few things to talk about this month. Everything seems to have slowed down as we all hold our breath for spring to get here! Education, Steve McIntosh, Chair So sorry our Trivia Contest had to be cancelled. Hopefully, we can do that later in the year. But we are continuing on… APRIL 27, 7:00 P.M.... read more
Posted on 03/02/21 by Nikole in Urban Agriculture
Signs of spring can sometimes feel a world away after a seemingly endless winter. There is beauty to be found in the snowy slowness that is winter. However, I find it easier to behold the keys to contentment with the unthawing of Lake Erie. These changes typically start sometime between mid-February and mid-March. There is a weather proverb that... read more
Posted on 02/24/21 by Janine in Educational Outreach
I am thrilled because the sun is shining today, during this last week of February. The days are getting longer and warmer. Winter is ebbing and spring is only days away. This fills me with a wonderful sense of hope. What is not to like about Spring? It is a time of rebirth and rejuvenation. Festivals and celebrations are... read more
