It’s August and that means that it’s National Water Quality Month! While we all know that clean drinking water is important and that clean bodies of water will help provide …
Category: Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: conservation, erosion, macroinvertebrates, nutrient cycle, Plants, pollution, riparian zone, sediment, sustainability, The Art of Ecology, water, water quality, watershed
While we may first think of these tiny creatures as garden pests, snails are very important members of the ecosystem and should be valued! Snails eat leaves – yes, they …
Category: Animals, Backyard Habitats, Gardening, The Art of Ecology Tags: Animals, calcium, decomposer, eco-friendly, ecosystem, forests, Gardening, gardening for wildlife, land snails, malacology, nutrient cycle, predators, snails, soil, The Art of Ecology, trees