Assessing Your Most Vital Relationships
Do you have a life partner? If not, do you hope to have one someday? If you do have a life partner, do you demonstrate your love for them...
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Maddie Worth
Sep 18, 2020
Consumerism
"What even is consumerism?" a woman thinks to herself as she walks around a crowded mall, searching for the perfect pair of shoes to...
Taisia Osipova
Sep 14, 2020
Recycling During the Covid-19 Era
Among the many changes brought about by the coronavirus, one of the major issues faced by cities was trash removal, specifically the...
Maddie Worth
Jul 27, 2020
Environmental Effects of the Meat Industry
Humans have been consuming meat for as long as we can remember. Initially, meat consumed raw, and about 200,000 years ago, the first...
Scott Quitel
Jul 24, 2020
Urban Gardens- The Logan Triangle
A New Angle on the Triangle “Give yourselves a hand,” said Sandra Harmon, with great enthusiasm. Sandra is the Data and Outreach...
Taisia Osipova
Jul 20, 2020
Raising Caterpillars from Home
Raising butterflies and moths from home can be a fun project! All you have to do is find a caterpillar or butterfly eggs, and you can get...
Maddie Worth
Jun 26, 2020
Sustainability- How Can You Make a Change?
What is sustainability? Sustainability can be defined as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future...
Taisia Osipova and Steve Jones
Jun 18, 2020
Nursery and Partnerships
LandHealth’s native plant nursery re-builds natural and human habitat in Philadelphia Part of LandHealth’s mission is to introduce people...
Maddie Worth
Jun 1, 2020
DIY Composting 101
What is Composting? Composting is a great, cheap alternative to buying fertilizers and soil for your garden. It is rich in organic...
Taisia Osipova
May 22, 2020
Nursery Wildlife
Our native plant nursery, PhilaFlora, is a major part of LandHealth’s mission to “put nature back.” Our greenhouses and beds sit on...
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