Category: Shenandoah Valley Ever Green
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What was once part of a landfill is now covered with native plants
Hannah Bement, who teaches biology at Mountain Vista Governor’s School in Middletown, presented her class with an opportunity.
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Some bird species that fly to the Valley for the winter are in decline. Here’s what you can do.
While some birds are only wintering in the Valley, there are still ways residents can help them feel more at home — especially as some species are in decline.
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Winter hiking and biking might be chilly — but the views are great
As part of the Shenandoah Valley Ever Green radio project, find out why one biking enthusiast says winter is the most wonderful time of the year for hitting the trails.
Where does the buzz go when the temperature drops?
While it’s much easier to see how busy bees are during the summer than in the winter, there’s still a lot going on in the hive, especially in February as days get longer. (With video and audio)
Have a need for seeds? There’s a library for that.
For farmers and gardeners, the practice of saving and sharing seeds has been a long tradition, and those in the Shenandoah Valley can now access them through a lending library.
