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Nesting Boxes: Nests, Eggs, Chicks and Surprises

Nesting Boxes: Nests, Eggs, Chicks and Surprises

by Chris Pupke | Jul 2, 2018 | Blog Posts, Chris Pupke

Nesting Boxes: Nests, Eggs, Chicks, and Surprises Installing nesting structures, like bird nesting boxes, can be a great way to help wildlife. If properly installed and maintained, nesting boxes can provide a critical component of habitat for wildlife. And as with all...
Restoring and Protecting Natural Filters: NYC’s Creative Solution for Clean Water

Restoring and Protecting Natural Filters: NYC’s Creative Solution for Clean Water

by Chris Pupke | Jun 4, 2018 | Blog Posts, Chris Pupke

Restoring and Protecting Natural Filters: NYC’s Creative Solution for Clean Water Restoring and protecting natural filters in the environment was the solution It is a complex system. Delivering clean water to a city of 8.6 million residents requires a great deal...
Horseshoe Crab Facts Give Us A Lot to Learn About

Horseshoe Crab Facts Give Us A Lot to Learn About

by Chris Pupke | May 21, 2018 | Blog Posts, Chris Pupke

Horseshoe Crab Facts Give Us a Lot to Learn About Horseshoe Crabs And Relationships Are Worth Working On Studying horseshoe crab facts has taught me that relationships take work. Even our relationship with nature. If we are to develop a biophilic relationship with the...
Wood Ducks: A Cautionary Tale With A Happy Ending?

Wood Ducks: A Cautionary Tale With A Happy Ending?

by Chris Pupke | Apr 30, 2018 | Blog Posts, Chris Pupke

Wood Ducks: A Cautionary Tale With A Happy Ending? Photo Below:   The Wood Duck is one of the most beautiful birds but has suffered great population losses due to market hunting and loss of habitat. Fortunately, government regulations and the actions of private...
Marjory Stoneman Douglas: Speaking Up For The Everglades And So Much More

Marjory Stoneman Douglas: Speaking Up For The Everglades And So Much More

by Chris Pupke | Mar 27, 2018 | Blog Posts, Chris Pupke

Marjory Stoneman Douglas: Speaking Up For The Everglades And So Much More “Defender of the Everglades” Marjory Stoneman Douglas (1890-1998) was known as the “Defender of the Everglades”. Her book, The Everglades: River of Grass, was published in 1947 and has become...
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