1 dear friend- Marghie Seymour, 2 kayaks, an excursion up an unofficial, enchanting wildlife refuge, 1 deer, 1 beaver, 5 kingbird’s nests on logs right…
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In soils, glacial deposits made. Red spruce trees are tolerant of shade. Surviving on mountain tops, where cool, Moist, refreshing temperatures rule, Pyramidal shaped, with…
Leave a CommentEven on a hot day, I am happy doing local, field reconnaissance at Whitten Woods, in Ashland, with a new geology colleague, Erik Burtis, (who…
Leave a CommentMcGarry teaches about the practice of Shinrin-Yoku in a course at Plymouth State University focused on the benefits and services of trees and forests. She…
Leave a CommentSadhana Forest, a sustainable community, located approximately 3 hours south of Chennai, India, on the East coast was founded in 2003. I learned about the…
Leave a CommentThis post is dedicated to Sarah Parsons, Graduate Assistant, in Learning Leadership and Community, who wrote about her desire as an educator to promote curiosity,…
Leave a CommentRyan Heisler, Master of Science Environmental Science and Policy Student at Plymouth State University, edited by faculty advisor Mary Ann McGarry, mmcgarry@plymouth.edu Posted December 2018…
Leave a CommentKat Crowley, M.S. Environmental Science and Policy student, edited by faculty advisor Mary Ann McGarry Historic Flooding (Pre-2000) To early settlers, Livermore Falls seemed an…
Leave a CommentPosted on November 29, 2018 Rummaging for History at Livermore Falls (refer to disclosure statement at end of the post) Paige Wilson, MS Environmental Science and…
Leave a CommentPosted Nov. 2018 By Jessica Casterline, MS Environmental Science and Policy Student, Edited by faculty advisor Mary Ann McGarry View of Livermore Falls below. Dynamic…
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