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Author archive for: kelley



11.072021August 30, 2021
Open Space 2021 Call for Entries

Open Space 2021 Call for Entries

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

Learn more about how to enter "Open Space: Art About the Land" competition and exhibition...

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27.062021June 27, 2021
Poison Ivy: a scourge of summer or salad for wildlife?

Poison Ivy: a scourge of summer or salad for wildlife?

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

Poison ivy is a plant we love to hate. But humans are pretty much the only animal that dislikes it! A wide variety of wildlife rely on this three-leafed terror for nutritious food and multi-purpose shelter...

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23.052021November 24, 2021
Bring Nature Play into Every Day

Bring Nature Play into Every Day

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

The joy, fear, laughter, mystery and adventure that nature play brings to childhood has benefits and impacts that last a lifetime...

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26.042021April 26, 2021
Joyous May Day Traditions Honor Springtime

Joyous May Day Traditions Honor Springtime

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

May 1st is May Day, a holiday steeped in folklore, history and traditions that signal the return of spring...

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19.042021April 19, 2021
April showers bring more than May flowers

April showers bring more than May flowers

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

The sights, smells, and sounds after a storm are a sure signs that nature is still active on rainy days...

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24.032021March 24, 2021
Four Backyard-Friendly Trees to Plant for Earth Month

Four Backyard-Friendly Trees to Plant for Earth Month

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog, Education & Outreach, Stewardship

April is Earth Month and what better time to think about trees? With fragrant flowers and juicy berries, here are four native shrubs to invite into your yard (and heart).

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01.032021March 1, 2021
Unusual Hoosier Names for Nature

Unusual Hoosier Names for Nature

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

The common names for some Midwestern plants and wildlife are truly bizzare...

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14.022021February 10, 2021
Snowfall’s Silence is Best for Birders

Snowfall’s Silence is Best for Birders

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

It's not your imagination, the world is quieter after a fresh snowfall. Luckily, that makes it easier to hear some of the delightful birds who create a winter soundtrack...

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19.012021January 19, 2021
Stacking Rocks Leaves Nature in the Balance

Stacking Rocks Leaves Nature in the Balance

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

Stacking rocks is alluring, meditative and makes a great photo. But with the staggering tide of social media photo sharing, fairly harmless stacks have become a serious ecological issue...

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17.012021April 5, 2021
A Brush with Nature, a collection of poetry and paintings

A Brush with Nature, a collection of poetry and paintings

By Kelley V PhillipsIn Blog

A Brush with Nature is a collection of poetry and paintings by local Hoosier painters and author. It follows the story of a red-tailed hawk as she flies over the land the through the seasons with scenes from actual Red-tail nature preserves. Proceeds of book sales benefit our work to protect land forever...

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