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Green Gift Monday
This November brought in a storm of emails from companies trying to promote their products for the holidays. In an effort to maintain the quality of this website, I have ignored all but one of these requests. The Nature Conservancy contacted me about their Green Gift Monday project.
After researching the project I decided that it was in spirit with the goals of this site and I wanted to pass the info on to you. The idea is, rather than investing in plastic gadgets and all the other junk the stores are pushing on you, consider gifting your money toward a worth while cause. The options include adopting trees in Brazil, adopting rainforest in Costa Rica, establishing habitat for hummingbirds, Adopting land in the United States, and many others. Also, when you participate in these great causes you typically recieve some sort of gift pack with information and other fun stuff specific to the cause (for more info check out the site).
After researching the project I decided that it was in spirit with the goals of this site and I wanted to pass the info on to you. The idea is, rather than investing in plastic gadgets and all the other junk the stores are pushing on you, consider gifting your money toward a worth while cause. The options include adopting trees in Brazil, adopting rainforest in Costa Rica, establishing habitat for hummingbirds, Adopting land in the United States, and many others. Also, when you participate in these great causes you typically recieve some sort of gift pack with information and other fun stuff specific to the cause (for more info check out the site).
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Devils Walking Stick - Aralia spinosa
The Devils Walking Stick
I always think of this as the perfect Halloween tree. Just looking at the spines and one can see why. This tree is alive and well, without it's leaves, at the Botanical Gardens at Asheville. http://www.asheviilebotanicalgardens.org/
Peace,
Rebecca
http://ayearwiththetrees.blogspot.com/
I always think of this as the perfect Halloween tree. Just looking at the spines and one can see why. This tree is alive and well, without it's leaves, at the Botanical Gardens at Asheville. http://www.asheviilebotanicalgardens.org/
Peace,
Rebecca
http://ayearwiththetrees.blogspot.com/
Monday, November 1, 2010
NPR: Mountain Pine Beetles in Mount Rushmore
Is logging the answer to controlling Mountain Pine Beetles in forests around Mount Rushmore? For the full story visit NPR @ the link below...
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130053576
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130053576
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