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Many of you know Mandy Henderson as Columbus Underground’s resident Nature Enthusiast. You might have followed her wonderful series, This Month in the Ohio Woods, made cold cream with her, or talked about green methods of cleaning. Recently, she landed… [Read More]
Construction on the area around the new Grange Insurance Audubon Center has been over three years in the making, and the long wait is about to finally pay off. The new conservation and nature center will be hosting their Grand… [Read More]
For those of us looking for ways to save money this summer, but still have a fun vacation, we are introducing a new feature about road trips that are Close to Columbus. Hocking Hills is one such place. It is… [Read More]
“The State of Ohio, containing about 40,000 square miles, was once a magnificent hardwood forest. The forest types, thanks to the records of early surveyors, have been largely mapped. Yet it is almost impossible to form an adequate picture, from… [Read More]
Just passing along a brief bit of information in regards to Franklin Park Conservatory’s well-received “Cocktails @ the Conservatory” program, which takes place each and every Thursday evening from 5:30 to 10 pm. This event is essentially a weekly one… [Read More]
May is the month when, even in the city, one can feel the best of the forest. Our particular forest. The canopy has closed in, and everywhere is exuberant greenery, still lush with spring moisture. Life abounds upon itself. Every… [Read More]
Hocking Hills State Park is hosting their annual Shoot the Hills photography contest on April 18, 19 & 20. The event is a unique 24-hour photography competition encompassing four Ohio counties: Hocking, Athens, Fairfield, and Vinton. The contest is open to all… [Read More]
In Columbus, there’s a lot of buzz about greener living, local pride and sustainability. But I’ve yet to meet many Ohioans who have more than a passing familiarity with the fabric of Ohio herself. What’s she made of? What kind… [Read More]
From The Riot Act: Nature Notes: Whittier Peninsula construction update By John Ross Construction of a new urban nature center on the Whittier Peninsula is coming along well, and plans for a late spring opening seem within reach. The Grange… [Read More]
In Columbus, there’s a lot of buzz about greener living, local pride and sustainability. But I’ve yet to meet many Ohioans who have more than a passing familiarity with the fabric of Ohio herself. What’s she made of? What kind… [Read More]
On Thursday, I had the pleasure of attending the preview of the new Bending Nature exhibit at the Franklin Park Conservatory. This new installation includes works by 15 artists including Dorothy Gill Barnes (Columbus), David Byrne (NYC), Dennis Oppenheim (NYC),… [Read More]
For anyone in Columbus looking for ideas on how to decrease their impact on the environment, be sure to check out this week’s Alive. In it, you’ll find: – an interview with Cathy Tiffany, a local family woman who has… [Read More]
Columbus Audubon gives $100,000 to Whittier center Thursday, April 12, 2007 By SUE HAGAN ThisWeek Staff Writer The Grange Insurance Audubon Center, which will be built in the Whittier Peninsula Metro Park, has received another donation — this one from… [Read More]
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