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Frogs, Climate Change, Hope and Action. Part I.

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

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2023 Frog Birthday Party Review: A Photo Journal

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

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Favorite Parties, People and Projects

Save the Date, Sunday, July 30, from 1 – 5 pm, for our Fifth Annual Froggy Family Fun(d)raiser Birthday Party, and Margot turns 83 years old. See details below. Photo/AI credit: Karl David But First, What happened at Our First Annual Genesee Finger Lakes Bioregional Potluck Garden Party? To a

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Rescuing Tadpoles and Saving Frogs, Preventive Collaboration

From the New York Times article cited below. A tufted titmouse surveys the landscape from its perch in an Eastern redbud tree (Cercis canadensis), in Nancy Lawson’s Maryland garden. Photo Credit, Nancy Lawson First Things First Have you registered for our Bioregional Potluck Garden Party?   Thursday, June 22, 5:30

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Getting to Know You

Bioregional Garden Party June 22, 2023, 5:30 to 8:30 pm With the overall theme of “Connecting to Regenerate Our Bioregions” we have some special guest participants.   Victoria Zelin and Jonathan Cloud, of Possible Rochester, are launching the Genesee Finger Lakes Bioregional Learning Center of  Earth Regenerators. Their work is

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Practicing Prosocial Propriety During Earth Month

The teacher climbs a neem tree to get proper signals on his phone for online classes By PTI, April 20, 2020 1 Photo credit – Canva Perhaps because spring is so full of life and light that many religions have special celebrations of new hope and absolution, and environmentalists have

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