Goodbye, 2020! A Frog House, although not open most of the time this year, was busily engaged advocating at the state and local levels, collaborating with friends and like minded community members, and educating through our A Frog House events as well as our blogs. More about those activities in
Being the stand-in educator on the Sam Patch required many hats. Juggler’s, Historian’s, Environmentalist’s, Activist’s, Geologist’s, Politician’s. No wonder my head is spinning.
It’s easy – event is only 4 weeks from. yesterday–!
Intersectional environmentalism is what connects #BlackLivesMatter with Frogs. Here’s how the connection works.
Intersectional environmentalism is what connects #BlackLivesMatter with Frogs. Here’s how the connection works.
This little tadpole, Margot, turned 80 on August 9th! Please consider becoming a Patreon of her work — in honor of her entrance into the nouveau octogenarian period of her life.
Are chemical products safe for my lawn and garden? The short answer is no. They all are bad for the environment, humans, and critters of all sizes.
When COVID-19 forced us to change our planned in-person Save the Frogs Day Nature Symposium, we moved everything online and held a successful webinar! Read all about it and watch the videos.
Part I – Inclusion and Sustainability videos 10 am: Kit Miller, M.K. Gandhi Institute “What does Nonviolence have to do with the environment?” 10:30 AM: Jackie Ebner, Rochester Area Interfaith Climate Action “Engaging faith communities in saving creation” 11 AM: Pat Wartinger, Pachamama “Reversing global warming by 2050″ Part II
Save the Frogs Day Nature Symposium Webinar Gratitude. Saturday, April 25, 2020 at 10 am until 2 pm. You can meet your fine, friendly line up of like-minded and extremely generous presenters more formally on our website page about the event. Then, pick the sessions you want to attend, register
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