Mental Health Awareness Month begins on May 1. Do frogs have anything to do with mental health, or mental health with frogs? Of course, as a psychiatrist-frogaphile, I think so!. Read on to see how.
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
From Why Organic Lawn Care Copyright © 2023 Grass Master Do you mean to say that you are actually planning on using chemicals on your property this year? April is a time of year when homeowners tend to line up their lawn care for the summer, and plan their fertilization/herbicide/pesticide
Plus: World Frog Day and International Day of Action for Rivers (helping us all) March 20 is not only the first day of Spring, but it is World Frogs Day. A Frog House is pleased to announce that environmentally minded friends are invited to participate in a discussion with Evan
A North American working class hero (Castor canadensis) we need to appreciate more. Photo credit – Simon Jackson/iStock History March 3 is World Wildlife Day, a date chosen for the 50th anniversary birthday of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). A short
Ubiquitous photo on Google search, but see an amazing story about Hoplobatrachus tigerinus here by another Frog Lady. This Article Has a Happy Ending Today is Valentine’s Day. It is sunny and bright here in Rochester, but many are scratching the soil for shiny bits of cheer. If that includes
In Day Trips Around Rochester, NY, Brickyard Trail At the Sandra Frankel Nature Park, By Debi Bower Date, Photo Credit Unknown History World Wetlands Day was set originally on February 2nd in 1971, by the Convention on Wetlands in Rasmar, Iran, a city on the shores of the Caspian Sea.
Wetlands are the home to 40 percent of the world’s species, they protect us from flooding, provide food and clean water, and play a crucial role in combating climate change. Photo by Tyler Butler on Unsplash To A Frog House Members and Froggy Friends: Our peppy board members, Sandra Frankel,
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),
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