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We were recently blessed with a brief visit from “#5-10,” one of just 667 Whooping Cranes (Grus americana) existing in the wild. On March 16th, a co-worker and I were Continue Reading →

Ok, a blitz of several things here at once. First, our dear friends at the Appalachian Institute for Renewable Energy (who were instrumental in guiding our solar energy initiatives) are Continue Reading →

Last week I linked to a webinar we did on solar & pollinators for municipal planners. I was also able to share our work with WNIT’s “Outdoor Elements” series. It Continue Reading →

‘A magical solution’: Solar developers planting flowers that could help save butterflies and bees (IndyStar) Grassland bird decline tied to neonicotinoids (BirdWatching) The increasing use of neonicotinoid insecticides is a Continue Reading →

I think in Excel sheets. For whatever reasons of neural wiring, my mind doesn’t mind a floor covered with litter, but I can’t understand something until I can put it Continue Reading →

Things are changing so rapidly around the novel coronavirus pandemic, that just when I’m ready to write or post something, I come across more data and analyses. So prepare for Continue Reading →

Our brains don’t do well with understanding exponential growth. This is why the Coronavirus pandemic is so concerning. It’s invisible, it’s nowhere, and then all of a sudden, it’s everywhere. Continue Reading →

Wow, what a week! Our good friends Steve Owen & Jeff Deal from the Appalachian Institute for Renewable Energy came all the way up from North Carolina to help us Continue Reading →

I had the pleasure to take a trip to Potato Creek recently and share about native prairie plants with WNIT’s Outdoor Elements team. Our segment aired recently and is available Continue Reading →

This came out 2 weeks ago and I just realized I had forgotten to put it up on the blog. Enjoy this press release! … … … For Immediate Release- Continue Reading →