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Think Globally - Act Locally. At Biohabitats we practice what we preach.
Whether it is planting trees for a local watershed group, volunteering
on
the board of a local nature center, or sponsoring a fledging conservation
organization, Biohabitats is committed to the communities in which we
live and
work.
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Biohabitats Conducts Ecological Education
Seminars for Baltimore Middle
School Students
Joe Berg, one of Biohabitats’ restoration
ecologists, conducted
three environmental education seminars for middle school students
from
the Booker T. Washington School in Baltimore City. The goal
of the seminars
was to provide an introduction to ecological restoration
and identify
opportunities for careers in this expanding field.
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Biohabitats and ER&M Sponsor MD DNR’s Upper
Western
Shore Tributary Team 8th Annual Wade-In
On June 4, 2005, the
Upper Western Shore Tributary Team and
the Anita C. Leight Estuary
Center hosted their 8th Annual Wade-In
event to measure
the water quality at Otter Point Creek. Nearly 200
attendees participated
in activities including the wade-in, canoeing,
seining for fish, and
aquatic exploration programs.
Click
here to read more.
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Donation
to Kent Environmental Council in honor of
the Cuyahoga River Restoration
Project Dedication
As part of the Cuyahoga
River Restoration dedication ceremonies
on May 20, 2005 in Kent, OH, Biohabitats made
a donation to the
Kent Environmental Council to help fund their grassroots
environmental efforts.
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Irvine Nature Center
Annual Native Plant Seminar
Since 2000, Biohabitats and ER&M have
been the title sponsors
of Irvine Nature Center’s (Stevenson, MD)
Annual
Native Plant Seminar
which promotes use of native vegetation, sustainable practices, and
the conservation of native landscapes.
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Annual Jones Falls Valley Celebration
Biohabitats sponsors this annual
celebration organized by the
Jones Falls Watershed
Association.
The event,
for which a stretch
of the Jones Falls Expressway is closed to motor
vehicles, is a rare
opportunity for walkers, runners and bicyclists
to appreciate nature
along the Jones Falls Valley.
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Biohabitats Purchases
16 Acres of Nature Conservancy
Endangered
Forests and Coral Reef
In celebration of Earth Day 2005, Biohabitats
hosted an art contest
amongst our Leaf Litter newsletter subscribers.
The contest winner
and top three
runners-up were acknowledged with a donation to
TNC conservation programs
on their behalf.
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Keith
Bowers Elected to 2nd Term as the Chair of the
Society for Ecological
Restoration International (SERI)
SER International’s mission
is "to promote ecological
restoration as
a means of sustaining the diversity of life on Earth and
reestablishing
an ecologically healthy relationship between nature and
culture."
With over 2,300 members in 37 countries, SER International
is the
leading organization dedicated to the practice of ecological restoration.
Keith will serve a second, two-year term as Chair through 2007.
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Alan
Carpenter Volunteers As a Technical Advisor
for Wildlands Restoration
Volunteers
Alan, from Biohabitats’ Southern Rocky Mountain bioregional office,
volunteers more than 40 hours a year as a Technical Advisor for
Wildlands
Restoration Volunteers, a non-profit group based
in
Boulder, CO, that works cooperatively with public agencies to undertake
restoration
projects.
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Mike Lighthiser Volunteers for the Beargrass Creek
Watershed
Council
For the past three years, Mike, from Biohabitats’ Ohio River
bioregional
office, has actively participated on the Beargrass
Creek
Watershed Council
in Louisville, Kentucky.
The Council aims to educate the community on
and improve water quality
in Beargrass Creek.
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Biohabitats Sponsors Celebrate Etowah Watershed-Wide
Event
Biohabitats is a sponsor of "Celebrate
Etowah," an 8-week, watershed-
wide celebration of the wonders and beauty of the
Etowah River in
Northwest Georgia.