Ripples From the Dunes by Nancy Nabak, Communication Coordinator I usually expect the kids to be home around the middle of May. For the most part, they’re usually on time. It’s not college they’re migrating from – it’s South America. … Continue reading
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by Jessica Johnsrud, Woodland Dunes Education Coordinator and Assistant Director I recently received an email from someone who had a large moth in their basement. This was an unusual discovery because it was the middle of winter. They included a … Continue reading
Its often the little things that make life difficult. Like most of us, I have been surprised at the impact that a virus, a little bit of genetic material, can have on the lives of so many people. Don’t worry- … Continue reading
I remember looking out at the birdfeeder and seeing it crammed full of evening grosbeaks- large black and yellow finches with large bills. They reminded me of big wasps in a way. They would show up in the coldest part … Continue reading
Earlier this week we saw below zero temperatures and the world was crispy. Now we’re above freezing and the world is soggy. March has something for everyone and something new almost every day in the world of nature. Now begins … Continue reading