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This week, help us welcome back @bartlehe “I'm a librarian at Rutgers University in Camden. Although I live across the river in Philadelphia, I grew up in South Jersey, and return often not just for work, but for hikes, food (more of that on my
Save the date for our summer events! We have a lot of exciting things in the works for the upcoming months and I'd love to see you there. More details for these events can be found on our website, and more info will be coming soon. Be sure to join ou
We are really looking forward to chatting with Bud Smith about Teenager and New Jersey! Register to join us for a fun discussion on Zoom on Tuesday, May 30 at 7:00 PM EST. (Link in profile!) If you want to read the book beforehand, get it from your
The World Wildlife Fund reported that Planet Earth has lost two-thirds of its wildlife since 1970. Birds and insects welcome here in my yard. My goal: a tiny Homegrown National Park right here in Wanamassa. @mame5011 for @jerseycollective
Winter is for biking the Pinelands: Brendon Byrne State Park aka Lebanon park. @mame5011 for @jerseycollective
I know when the Ruby throated hummingbirds will be back, because the honeysuckle tells me so. @mame5011 for @jerseycollective
Each Master Gardener class has the privilege of working with Farmer Geoff and Farmer Tom in this beautiful space growing food that is donated to Open Door in Freehold. I've been gardening my whole life and there's always more to learn. @mame5011 for
I started these native plants with the Native plant Society of NJ in early February at a workshop by Randi Eckels of Toadshade Wildflower Farm. No wonder these tiny babies get crowded out by invasive species. Between them and the deer, native plants