For the Earth: Article in the Washington Post about the Old-Growth Forest Network

Friday, October 21, 2011

Article in the Washington Post about the Old-Growth Forest Network

Here is the link to the Article in the Washington Post about the Old-Growth Forest Network

The photos of me are a little "cheese cake" if you know what I mean, but I'm glad the project is getting some press. Looking forward to my talks in DC this week...see the events section for places and dates.

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Upcoming Events

Sept. 19, 2012: Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, MD
Sept. 13th, SUNY Cortland
Sept. 13th, Lime Hollow, afternoon reception
Sept. 12, 2012: Cornell, Ithaca, NY
Sept. 7, 2012: Cleveland Museum of Natural History, OH
August 25, 2012: Irvine Nature Center, Owings Mills, MD
May 21, 2012: Charlottesville Tree Stewards
May 18-20, 2012: Wintergreen Nature Foundation, Roseland, VA
May 16, 2012: State Arboretum of Virginia, Boyce VA
May 5, 2012: Eastern Shore Master Gardeners, Ocean Pines and Salisbury
April 28, 2012: Longwood Gardens, PA, 11am and 1pm advance registration required
April 18, 2012: Cook Forest, PA 8:45pm
April 16, 2012: Penn State, State College, PA, 7pm
March 29, 2012: National Cafe Scientifique, Annapolis, MD 6:30pm advance registration required. http://www.cafescientifique.org/index.php/find-your-local-cafe/northamerica/details/1/74/north-america-annapolis
March 14th, 2012: Adkins Arboretum, Ridgely, MD, 1pm
March 10,2012: Geo-aesthetics Conference, Towson University,
March 8, 2012: St. Mary's College of Maryland, 8:15pm
Nov. 9: Pickering Creek Audubon Center, Easton, MD, 5:30pm
Nov 7: Salisbury University, HS 103, 7pm
Oct 28: Brookside Gardens, Wheaton MD. 10am
Oct 27: US Botanic Garden, Washington DC., 12:15
Oct 25: Maryland Native Plant Society, Kensington Library., 7pm
Oct 25: US Arboretum, Washington DC. 12:15pm
Oct 20: VA Native Plant Society and Master Gardeners, Greenspring Gardens, MD.
Oct 13: Forest Summit Conf., Holyoke, MA. 11am
Sept. 19: Worcester County Democratic Women's Club, Ocean Pines, 9:30am.
July 13: Reading at the Barnes and Noble in Owings Mill, MD. 7pm 410-415-6782 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 410-415-6782 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
June 21-26: Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment. Bloomington, IND. My talk is the 22nd.
June 5,2011: Maloof Memorial Brunch. The Atlantic Hotel, Berlin, MD. Noon.
May 31, 2011: Talk at Main Street Gallery in Cambridge, MD. For friends of the Dorchester County Library. 6:30pm
May 27, 2011: End of year luncheon speaker for "The Fifteen" . Oldest book club west of the Mississippi.
May 7th: Book signing at Barnes and Nobles, Salisbury, MD 1pm
April 20, 2011: Environmental Students Association Earth Day Event, 7:30 in HS 243 Salisbury University
October 14,2010: Gloucester County Nature Club presentation and book signing. 7pm. Holy Nativity Lutheran Church, Wenonah, NJ
September 25, 2010: Maryland Native Plant Society talk on Eastern Shore Forests: Past, Present, and Future.
August 21, 2010: Peekskill, NY. Tree talk and walk.
May 24-26: Geo-Aesthetics in the Anthropocene. Environmental Philosopher's conference where I will present the results of my "Serious Beauty" experiment.
Jan. 16-24: Teaching Coral Reef Biology class in Curacao
October 28, 2009: Panel for the 10th anniversary of PACE (Political Affairs and Civic Engagement)
October 12-16, 2009: Experiment to test "Serious Beauty" hypothesis at Nassawango Field Station
August 13-24, 2009: Collaborative Retreat at Shotpouch Creek. A residency made possible through the Spring Creek Project of Oregon State University.
June 2-7, 2009: Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment, Victoria, B.C.
May 3-6, 2009: Moody Forest (longleaf pine) in Georgia
April 30, 2009: Natural Resource Economics class tour at the Nassawango Field Station
April 25, 2009: Salisbury University Philosophy Symposium - "When worlds end: living well in a time of extinction"
April 22,2009: Earth Day talk at Sparks School in Monkton

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Article in the Washington Post about the Old-Growth Forest Network

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