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Author archive for: kelley

Kelley V Phillips (Kelley V Phillips)



14.052020May 14, 2020
Bee’s-eye View of Dandelions

Bee’s-eye View of Dandelions

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach, Stewardship

Dandelions are easily one of the most helpful plants to many pollinators. In early spring, the flowers can go from seed to bloom in days. Fortunately for over 100 species of insects, including the humble bumblebee, that timeline aligns with the end of overwintering and hibernation. ...

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11.052020May 14, 2020
A Young Climber’s Bird’s-eye View

A Young Climber’s Bird’s-eye View

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach, Kids Club Newsletter

Meet Helen, a high-spirited and imaginative 11-year old who loves being outdoors. As a Wildlife Warrior, energetic younger sister, and climber of anything with handholds, Helen thrives in the freedom of open spaces...

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17.042020May 19, 2020
50 years of Earth Days: Legacy and Lessons of “going green”

50 years of Earth Days: Legacy and Lessons of “going green”

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach, Stewardship

April 22 marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, an environmental movement that has mobilized 1 billion people across the world. How has it become one of the largest events of all time? By working together towards a single goal: transformative change for people and the planet...

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27.032020May 19, 2020
Think Outside the House: A guide to your nature fix

Think Outside the House: A guide to your nature fix

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach

Over the last few weeks, bluebird songs have pierced the cool morning air. Squirrels chatter across the canopy and industrious woodpeckers drum inharmoniously. With many schools, offices, and public spaces closed, these signs of spring remind us that the outdoors...

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17.032020May 19, 2020
The Magic Number of Nature Immersion

The Magic Number of Nature Immersion

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach

Most of us have felt the mental fatigue that comes with constant demand for our attention. With the advent of ecopsychology, a field which explores the expanding...

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14.022020May 19, 2020
11 Reasons to be a Nature Lover

11 Reasons to be a Nature Lover

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach

If you missed Valentine’s Day or are looking for ideas to spread the love year-round, here are 11 reasons to develop your relationship with nature...

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02.022020May 19, 2020
Leap Year has a Champion. And It’s Slimy.

Leap Year has a Champion. And It’s Slimy.

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach, Stewardship

As you look around leading up to February 29th, you may notice something interesting: our obsession with frogs. While these amphibians are not the animal kingdom’s exclusive jumpers--think grasshoppers, rabbits...

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