Ripples by Nancy Nabak, communication coordinator The air was black, chilled to a nice 41 degrees, and silent. So incredibly silent. But my friend and I were grateful to be one with nature while participating in the annual Christmas Bird … Continue reading
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Ripples from the Archives contributed by Nancy Nabak Tale of Tails, by John Wiessinger, Dunesletter, September 1993, Volume 73 Woolly Bears are often seen crawling across roads in late summer. Where are they going in such a hurry? These hairy … Continue reading
By Anna Kovach, summer intern When one hears mention of a willow tree, they probably picture the drooping, elegant branches of a weeping willow (Salix babylonica) swaying in a summer breeze. While the weeping willow is an attractive sight next … Continue reading
Ripples from the Archives, submitted by Nancy Nabak, communication coordinator This colorful, thought-provoking, “The Language of Color” Ripples excerpt comes from the archives, circa June 1982, and is written by Irene I. Luethge. Enjoy! “Color surrounds us, it influences our … Continue reading
Ripples contributed from the archives by Nancy Nabak, communications coordinator Our 50th anniversary archived Ripples comes from Dunesletter Number 20, June 1980. “Animal Highways” written by Helen Dicke. “Animal highways, bird hotels, plant museums, secret places, grocery stores, nature showcases. … Continue reading