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Kathy Blue shared her public Pinterest sites for community
visitors to explore during time of Covid-19 isolation.
Home FiresBurning:
https://www.pinterest.com/gertiejane/home-fires-are-burning/
Homemade Pantry:
Minglewood Mondays are our offering of encouragement to get outside and engage with the natural world wherever you are. To help in this effort, we will be bringing you tips and tools every Monday to help you interact with your local environment through fun activities.
In light of all that’s going on in the world, we are bringing you a video and step by step directions on how to create your own food garden at home. Some of you may have heard the term, “Victory Garden”. This is a reference to food gardens that were started by Americans on the home front to supplement their own food stores while farms supplied rations to soldiers overseas. As we all adapt to a shifting climate and COVID-19, anything we can do to build a relationship with nature and harvest the benefits will empower us to face this together. Enjoy the video, let us know what you think on social media, and feel free to send any questions you may have about starting your own home garden to margie@minglewoodpreserve.org.
See you outside,
Ms. Margie and Farmer Bill
Upcoming Events
Home
EVENT UPDATE
Kathy Blue shared her public Pinterest sites for community
visitors to explore during time of Covid-19 isolation.
Home FiresBurning:
https://www.pinterest.com/gertiejane/home-fires-are-burning/
Homemade Pantry:
Minglewood Mondays are our offering of encouragement to get outside and engage with the natural world wherever you are. To help in this effort, we will be bringing you tips and tools every Monday to help you interact with your local environment through fun activities.
In light of all that’s going on in the world, we are bringing you a video and step by step directions on how to create your own food garden at home. Some of you may have heard the term, “Victory Garden”. This is a reference to food gardens that were started by Americans on the home front to supplement their own food stores while farms supplied rations to soldiers overseas. As we all adapt to a shifting climate and COVID-19, anything we can do to build a relationship with nature and harvest the benefits will empower us to face this together. Enjoy the video, let us know what you think on social media, and feel free to send any questions you may have about starting your own home garden to margie@minglewoodpreserve.org.
See you outside,
Ms. Margie and Farmer Bill
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6/17/20 Birds of the Dan River Basin
Learn about the birds you might find singing and flying (or swimming) around the Dan River Basin in this live webinar co-hosted by Kendall Harden. You will learn about the species in our region and what time of year you might see them. You’ll also find out about the basics of bird watching and how to make your yard a bird haven!