Dead tree? Not exactly.
Dead trees that are still standing, but have lost most of their branches, are known as snags. But you might not know that snags play an important role in nature.
Dead trees that are still standing, but have lost most of their branches, are known as snags. But you might not know that snags play an important role in nature.
Planted in July, our stately little five-foot oak has quite a future ahead of it. Getting it into the ground turned out to be an adventure of its own! Read the latest update on our oak, the friends who helped give it a good start, and how you can help care for it as it takes root.
Help us celebrate America’s 250th anniversary and Connecticut’s rich history with a special tree planting on July 18 at 10:00 a.m.
Learn how this limited-time partnership can lower your electric bill and support The Meetinghouse campus.
Learn simple ways that you can help with conservation efforts.
If you have been paying attention to the news, the federal government has pulled back on many of the regulations that protect our environment. This deregulation will have impacts on our […]
As the seasons change, so does the way our homes feel. A few thoughtful adjustments — closing a door, turning a fan, letting the sun in — can make a surprising difference in comfort and energy use!
AI is everywhere, but not always for the better. From misinformation to mental health risks to environmental damage, the costs are adding up.
We use it once and throw it away.
But Styrofoam doesn’t go away. It lingers in landfills, waterways, and even our bodies — a quiet reminder of the cost of convenience.
Think vultures are spooky? They might not win any beauty contests, but these incredible birds are nature’s cleanup crew — preventing disease, protecting ecosystems, and even helping fight climate change.