by Victoria R. Schmalhofer Invasive species – let’s call them “invasives” for simplicity – are plants or animals (or other organisms) that, having been transported – sometimes deliberately, sometimes accidentally – to a region where they were not previously found, thrive and eventually outcompete, displace, consume, or otherwise negatively impact and cause the… Read more »
The current forecast for Friday, March 31, is for heavy rain and thunder storms throughout the day. If the forecast holds, CEES Service Learning Project 5 (trash clean up and garlic mustard removal at the Lilly ARBOR) will be rescheduled. It is also possible that Project 6 (Saturday April 1) will be affected as well…. Read more »
CEES Service Learning Project 3 (woody debris removal at Paul Ruster Park), originally scheduled for Friday, March 3, from 12:30pm-3:30pm, has been cancelled due to weather. Heavy rain and high winds will create adverse conditions counterproductive to a service event. Project 3 has been rescheduled to the planned rain date: Sunday, March 5, 9:30am-12:30pm.
Incorporating Sustainable Agriculture in the Classroom Are you interested in sustainable agriculture? Soil conservation? Water quality? Wondering how to incorporate these topics in your Environmental Science and/or Earth Science curriculum? Join us this summer to learn more about soil and water conservation and sustainable agriculture while earning 24 PD credits. CEES, in partnership with… Read more »