A Harbinger of Spring, with Many Names
March 17, 2022
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By Rich Niccum, Education Services Manager Many years ago, I was introduced in the early spring to an odd species of bird that I have
By Rich Niccum, Education Services Manager Many years ago, I was introduced in the early spring to an odd species of bird that I have
By Liz Neroni, Naturalist I spent my childhood going to Florida every spring to visit my grandparents. As with most people, the beach was a
By Casey Smith, Naturalist Skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus). It’s not what you would commonly think of as a spring wildflower. It’s doesn’t have the visual
By Saundra McBrearty, Outreach and Volunteer Specialist What can I do to save the Earth? There are choices we make that, if done habitually and
By Robin Mayes, Farm Educator Here in Delaware County, we have many wonderful trail options for a great short hike. We can immerse ourselves briefly
By Robin Mayes, Farm Educator The Delaware County community recently lost an altruistic philanthropist with the passing of Charlotte Gallant. On January 18, she
By Zachary Kanode For me, the lower, colder temperatures of winter bring a warm and welcome feeling to my heart. Each year, as I bundle
by Saundra McBrearty Preservation Parks of Delaware County believes spending time outdoors and keeping active is vital for mental and physical wellness all year round,
By Zachary Kanode, Visitor Center Attendant Winter is fast approaching, as can be gleaned from the few light snowfalls that have already greeted us this
By Casey Smith, Naturalist Whether you call them monkey brains, horse apples, mock orange, or something else entirely, hedge apples are everywhere in the fall. Someone lines the guardrail on SR 315
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VISION: To inspire the care of nature and community for a sustainable future.