Opinion-Editorial by: Paulette Duhaime Friends of the St. Clair River periodically highlights guest editorial pieces. The content contained in guest articles does not necessarily reflect the […]
“There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature – the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter.”Rachel Carson I’ve spent […]
Have you ever wondered about what goes on under the ice? Aquatic focused field work and research is largely done in the summer or in warm climates for several reasons, such as weather, limitations of equipment, and accessibility to the water due to ice cove
When the cold dreary weather of winter sets in, many would rather stay indoors than hit the hiking trails, leaving us longing for that connection with nature and time with others...
For those of us in the northern hemisphere, our darkened world is currently illuminated with lights, candles, fires in the hearth, and the frenetic energy of holiday preparations.
By: Christy Ellery, Science Communication Intern The 16th-century term “green lawn” refers to a managed grass space on the property of the elite who could invest […]
Friends of the St. Clair River periodically highlights guest editorial pieces. The content contained in guest articles does not reflect the opinions of Friends of the […]
Friends of the St. Clair River periodically highlights guest editorial pieces. The content contained in the guest opinion-editorial article does not reflect the opinions of the […]