A Fuzzy But Promising Project
Brief reflections share observations on stewardship, generosity, and dignity as cornerstones of our work together.
Volunteers
Ray Potter: A Man Who Knows His Place
On May 20, on behalf of the entire LREC community, fellow volunteer Marty Schmitt made the following remarks regarding Ray…
Growing Minds and Plants: A Litzsinger Internship Experience
This post is by Mary Woodward, who served as a Horticulture and Education Intern at Litzsinger Road Ecology Center, August…
Fall Restoration Update
It has been about two months since Adam Rembert and I started here at LREC as the new restoration team…
Butterfly Monitoring
This post was written by LREC Volunteer Educator Donna Bourisaw. Pam Walsh looks for butterflies with visiting students at LREC…
New Volunteer Educator Training
Litzsinger Road Ecology Center will soon be training new Volunteer Educators to work with students who visit the site. Training…
First Phenology Walk of 2018
Yesterday the volunteers in the weekly plant study group applied some of what we’ve been learning to the field. Silver…
Volunteer Educators in Action this Fall
Enjoy these photos that show our Volunteer Educators in action.
Recognizing 10 Years of Service as a Volunteer Educator
Thank you, Diane DuBois, Gary Giessow and Lynn Reyner!!
Volunteer Enrichment Correction
The Owl Volunteer Enrichment will be on THURSDAY, March 16 (not Tuesday as written in the newsletter).
In Memoriam: Sharon Pedersen
Sharon in her 100 species garden of native plantings at her home. Sharon Pedersen passed away last week at the…