Maddie WorthMay 12, 2020Why Should You Care About Native Plants?What are native plants? Native plants are naturally occurring in a region where they originally evolved. These plants are indigenous to...
bridget2067Feb 27, 2020Making a difference: Steward led clean-up at Cobbs CreekWe love connecting students to nature. Spending time in nature has a host of benefits, and it leads to life-long change and growth....
Dan KobzaFeb 24, 2020LandHealth's Bookshelf: Ecology of Center City Philadelphia, by Kenneth D. FrankYour average Naturalist has a close relationship to their books. Now, I’m not saying it needs to work that way or works that way for...
Dan KobzaFeb 10, 2020This year, I suggest you go fishingAt LandHealth Institute, our mission is to restore connections between nature and people. You are already connected with nature in so...
Dan KobzaJan 30, 2020Stewardship in Action: A Monarch Habitat building school projectOur last post mentioned the plight of the Monarch butterfly, and how Philadelphia, as an urban area, is uniquely positioned to help...
Dan KobzaJan 27, 2020Milkweed and Monarchs, and Philly butterfly habitatEven though most people can’t identify any butterflies, I’d be willing to bet that of those who can identify a butterfly, most of them...
Dan KobzaApr 30, 2019City Nature Challenge at Cobbs CreekWhen you spend a lot of time talking to people about spending time outside, you often hear folks say that it'd be better if most people,...
Eliza NoblesJul 4, 201810 Attractive Plants that Naturally Repel MosquitosIn the summer, getting outside and enjoying nature is great... until you start getting bug bites. Here are 10 aesthetic plants that can...
Dan KobzaJun 5, 2018There's a Duck in that TreeI can still remember the morning last spring. I was watching birds at Woodland Cemetery, searching for migrating songbirds. Then, on...
Eliza NoblesApr 20, 2018Nature Lives in Every NeighborhoodCities are ecosystems of the human habitat, and urban exploration prompts the discovery of this emerging ecosystem. Wherever you find...