Sharing success stories about the environment to inspire action
This summer, residents of Florida’s East Coast have been anxiously watching their waterways for signs of algae. Forming the base of the food chain, algae are a group of both visible and microscopic plants that produce approximately half of our Earth’s oxygen. While they are a critical component of our environment, algae can occasionally grow…
Quick question: Where are you sitting? A chair? The bed? On the floor? Now that you’ve taken note of your perch, think about the fabric that covers it.
A patch of tall grass, the ravine behind your house, the base of a fallen log—these are all likely places where homeowners in some areas may find fawns in the springtime. As rural areas become rapidly urbanized, deer are being forced into suburbia. This could mean more wildlife, such as fawns, using our own backyards…
