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Author archive for: kelley

Kelley V Phillips (Kelley V Phillips)



09.112020November 12, 2020
Nature Journaling Unleashes Creativity

Nature Journaling Unleashes Creativity

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

In an age when sharing innermost thoughts on public platforms seems normal, there is one subject to write about that does not judge your work and always has nuggets of wisdom and inspiration: nature...

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20.102020January 30, 2021
Creepy-crawlies that are good for your yard

Creepy-crawlies that are good for your yard

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

With Halloween around the corner, it's worth looking a little closer at wildlife with a high "ick"-factor and the benefits they provide to our own personal habitat--our yards...

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04.102020October 4, 2020
Nature-Inspired Autumn Reading List

Nature-Inspired Autumn Reading List

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

Fall is in the air. Its vibrant colors and earthy aromas are bold reminders of the transformation of seasons. This reading list for adults and children pair imagination and mindfulness, perfect for a dramatic autumnal backdrop.

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24.092020September 24, 2020
Hagerstown nature preserve renamed after local conservation hero

Hagerstown nature preserve renamed after local conservation hero

By Kelley V PhillipsIn News

With the unveiling of new trailhead signage, Hagerstown Nature Preserve as officially been renamed after Steve Swoveland, a local conservation hero who worked tirelessly to save the wetland from destruction.

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23.092020September 24, 2020
Steve Swoveland, Remembered in Land Protection

Steve Swoveland, Remembered in Land Protection

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

To recognize Steve’s tireless efforts, Hagerstown Nature Preserve will be known as the Steve Swoveland Nature Preserve... 

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13.092020September 24, 2020
Pack it in, pack it out: Loving nature responsibly

Pack it in, pack it out: Loving nature responsibly

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Stewardship

While it is good news that people are finding a love for the outdoors more than ever this summer, the impact of human recreation may mean we are loving the land a little too much.

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25.082020August 25, 2020
A pop-up storywalk is coming to Dutro-Ernst Woods!

A pop-up storywalk is coming to Dutro-Ernst Woods!

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

A Pop-up outdoor reading exhibit brings literacy and nature together. A storywalk is a way for adults and their young children to lay the groundwork for reading comprehension while also reaping the health benefits of outdoor recreation.

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02.082020August 12, 2020
A symphony of nighttime sounds starts after sunset

A symphony of nighttime sounds starts after sunset

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

Have you ever sat outside in the evening and listened to the sounds of nature? Each animal adds a different instrument to the symphony...

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27.072020August 2, 2020
Returning to nature helps dancers stay grounded

Returning to nature helps dancers stay grounded

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

With the absence of rehearsals and routine classes, many dancers are finding inspiration in local gardens or parks. With their return to nature, movements which mimic their environment start to show in their art.

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27.072020July 27, 2020
Randolph county’s pollinator-friendly provision will create significant habitat

Randolph county’s pollinator-friendly provision will create significant habitat

By Kelley V PhillipsIn News, Stewardship

On Friday, July 24, Randolph County Commissioners adopted a first-ever solar energy ordinance which includes a pollinator-friendly provision ahead of construction of Indiana’s largest solar farm.

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