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The Easter Bunny has a cousin who is in trouble!
Learn simple ways that you can help with conservation efforts.
Protect What Matters: Simple Ways to Advocate for the Environment
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 […]
A More Comfortable Home, Season by Season
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!
The Multiple Costs of AI
AI is everywhere, but not always for the better. From misinformation to mental health risks to environmental damage, the costs are adding up.
The Cost of Convenience
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.
Vultures: The Unsung Heroes of Halloween and Our Ecosystem
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.
Ridgefield FBLA Honored with State Education Award
Big news from Ridgefield High School’s FBLA! Their project with The Meetinghouse just earned the Outstanding Service Project Award from the Connecticut State Board of Education. Read the full story and celebrate these inspiring young leaders.
Environmentalism Starts at Home
Think you’re not an environmentalist? Think again! Balconies and patios help nature thrive just as much as huge backyards. See how in this week’s message from Heather Cochrane, Environmentalist in Residence at The Meetinghouse.
Identifying Invasive Animals
The Hidden Threat in Our Backyards, part 2
