“I’m a glass full kind of person with big expectations. I just need to figure out how to make it happen.” Robert Putney, Early Days Robert’s path to his environmental began long before Impact Earth opened. His grandparents were farmers, so he grew up understanding the value of working
Living Mandala of Tadpoles. Photo Credit Bonnie Abrams Sing along to the tune of Get Along Little Dogies. Verse: As Ari was draining his pool one spring morning Bonnie couldn’t get to her tadpole rescue buckets because her daughter in law just moved in, so she brought a halloween bucket
Join Us on April 28 for Save the Frogs Day in Pittsford A Frog House is really excited about our Sixteenth Annual Save The Frogs Day (Pittsford’s Sixth) on April 28, this year conveniently falling on a Sunday. We hope you will join us from 1 to 5 pm at
USGS A Leopard Frog in the Wetlands, July, 2016 (approx) Photo Credit, Rachel Harrington (public domain) Great News! A Frog House is proud and grateful to announce that SAVE THE FROGS! is generously supporting part of the expenses for Save The Frogs Day! with a grant of $730. This
Please join A Frog House on October 8, from 1 to 5 pm, at our final event of 2023 at 65 State Street: Frogs, Climate Change, Hope and Action! Introduction October 1–7 is Mental Health Awareness week and in honor or this, A Frog House will holding an event called
This a picture of about a third of the crowd at the Fifth Annual Froggy Family Birthday Party on July 30, 2023 at A Frog House. Photo Credit Matthew Fass. Can you imagine, when I asked everyone who had a birthday to stand up, not one person did? Even after
This is a Female Green Frog, but how do I know? Photo Credit Rafi Knispel-Heyworth What does Miss Froggy, sitting on our log, care about what plants are growing around her? The whole purpose of the landscaping at 65 State Street is to provide a happy environment for frogs
A green frog who found or was born in our pond at A Frog House. Photo Credit Bonnie Abrams A Frog House opened four years ago with humble goals: provide children and adults a chance to better understand the importance of frogs to the planet’s balance. In no time, we
Danger Alert for Western New York Farmers and Gardeners. Take a good look at this beautiful fly: Like many lovely creatures, it is dangerous, and will eat and destroy fruit trees, ornamental trees, woody trees, vegetables, herbs, grains and vines),
A Frog House is working with the Town of Pittsford in 2022 regarding the Erie Canal Nature Preserve ponds and wetlands. Local Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter Conservation Director, Roger Downs, has sent out a statewide plea for members to sign a petition regarding saving wetlands. Mr. Downs writes “Healthy wetlands
