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And so begins the Midwest’s Season of Gray & Brown. Most of the green in the landscape is gone, the pretty leaves have flown off the trees (yes, now even Continue Reading →

I hope you are enjoying the final days of spring! The weather has been fantastic, providing plenty of opportunities to check up on things outside. I recently biked past Plymouth’s Continue Reading →

Head over to the Indiana Native Plant Society’s website to get an update on this important piece of legislation that was recently signed by Governor Holcomb. Particularly useful is Ellen Continue Reading →

I recently had the pleasure of joining the board of our local Marshall County Extension. Wait… what is “Extension” you ask? All universities engage in research and teaching, but the Continue Reading →

Just a few quick pictures & thoughts as we head into the Longest Night, and tie up the end of 2021. Can you believe it?! I did some final supplemental Continue Reading →

Poison Hemlock (Conium maculatum) is considered an invasive species in N. America. That is, it is both non-native and causes ecological and/or economic harm. Mums, garden tulips, Bleeding Hearts and Continue Reading →

Well, I usually wait longer than this to post news round-ups, but there’s just a lot! Summer is only 1 month away. The threat of frost is past, and we’ve Continue Reading →

It was a beautiful morning for a “Weed Wrangle” with the Southern Indiana Cooperative Invasives Management & Marshall County Soil & Water! Participants last Saturday learned about invasive species & Continue Reading →

As I’ve shared on this blog, I have the great privilege of working on the Marshall County Parks & Recreation Board. We are hosting our first event, in collaboration with Continue Reading →

With her permission, I want to share this list of resources from Jody Heaston, the Volunteer and Indiana Master Naturalist Coordinator for Indiana State Parks. I’m removing e-mail addresses and Continue Reading →