The public is encouraged to report monarch sightings from Dec. 1-March 1. Last winter, volunteers from across the Southeast and Gulf states provided more than 5,800 observations of monarch butterflies. This winter, the partnership of universities, agencies and other organizations called Monarchs Overwintering in Southeastern States is requesting the public’s continued involvement in reporting sightings.... Read More →
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Forest Bathing, should I bring a towel? No, Forest Bathing is the translation from Japanese Shinrin-yoku. Forest therapy could be another way of describing the many health benefits of spending time in the woods. Maybe you already know that when you spend time outside in nature, you feel better. Dr. Qing Li, one of the... Read More → |