The 3rd Annual Great Georgia Pollinator Census will be Friday, August 20th and Saturday, August 21st, 2021. This event brings citizens scientists from across Georgia together for insect education and conservation. Are those dates on your calendar? Won’t you join us? Why Count Insects? Understanding pollinators and other beneficial insects is imperative to Georgia’s ecosystem…
Home travel Elevate Your Travel Adventures with These Core Hacks By Blair Villanueva 9:30:00 AM Image: Oleksandr P/pexels.com Travel is a great way of being able to improve your experiences, and help enhance your view of the world. This is something that you need to focus on as much as possible, and there are so many…
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Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Kudzu is an unlikely source to turn to when the grocery stores are shuttered or the shelves empty. Normally, kudzu is seen as an obnoxious vining plant that will quickly take over a backyard, fence and even buildings. People lovingly refer to it as the vine that ate the south…
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Water: A propagation area will always be a little messy. Make sure to protect any carpet, hardwood flooring, or other delicate material in the area. Most seeds are planted very shallowly, so use a gentle stream of overhead water or bottom-water your flats. Because of the limited soil volume and shallowness of the containers, transplants…
I truly detest promotion-based blog posts, yet recognize that it is a very necessary part of being a freelance writer and artist. Having said this, please allow me to bring you up to speed, which I’ve had on my to do list since mid November 2021, as I wanted to let my readers know I’ve…
Dear people affected by the crisis,dear people in solidarity,hello to all, who are concerned about the political and social trendsand developments in face of the Covid-19 pandemia, Not long ago, Coview: social and political covid-19 Watchgroup wasfounded, an initiative to respond to the political and social impact ofCOVID-19 and the accompanying measures – digitally and…
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New Decade, New Digs After being a homeowner with a garden for 25 years, I will be an apartment dweller in search of a garden to love. Because my property is on the market, I had to secure an apartment as my landing place. In the meantime, I have been moving carloads of boxes over…
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On November, 30th people all over are celebrating National Mason Jar Day! This day celebrates the invention of the mason jar and its usability in homes everywhere. Since hipsters and homesteaders alike are making mason jars a staple, let’s drop some facts about mason jars and their fascinating past! “The origins of the mason jar…
Art has the incredible power to transcend boundaries, convey powerful messages, and bring communities together. The recent collaboration between renowned artists Add Fuel and Half Studio Signs has beautifully demonstrated this, as they unveiled their mural titled “O MUNDO (TAMBÉM) É TEU / THE WORLD (ALSO) IS YOURS.” Image Copyright Mike Doorline The mural carries…
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