Gleanings

Gleanings September 2021

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience:

• Generations Working Together to Solve Climate Crisis
• Insect Apocalypse
• The World’s Climate is in Our Hands/El Clima Mundial Está en Nuestras Manos
• Rich Desert River Struggles to Keep Flowing
• Las Vegas Gets Aggressive Grass Removal Policy
• Is Your Garden Ecologically Sound?
• Do U.S. Food Systems Leave Behind People of Color?
• Update on Mysterious Bird Deaths
• Electric Lawn Care Sweeping the Nation
• Tips for Hiring an Arborist
• Observation is the New Rule for Gardens

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience:

• Can We Save Ourselves?
• The Plant That Cannot Die
• Snakes on a Plane!
• Should Geoengineering Science be Used to Combat Climate Change?
• Pesticide Sprays Harm Grassland Birds
• The Guardian Changes Use of ‘Climate Change’ to ‘Climate Emergency’
• Who Are We to Decide an Owl’s Fate?
• More and More and More Plastics in Our Oceans
• What NYC’s Little Island Says About Parks and Inequality
• Saving the Western Monarch
• Rhode Island Confronts Access to Public Coast
• Tracking Species Recovery
• Facebook Snafu Spells Trouble for Gardening Group
• Invasive Moth, Caterpillar Could Devour Boxwoods
• Get Reacquainted with the Browntail Moth

• Scientist Still Searching for the Pathogen Behind the East’s Songbird Epidemic
• Six Species that Need Federal Protection
• Desert River Gila Struggles to Keep Flowing
• The Tick Project
• USDA Identify Racial Barriers to Under-Served Communities
• Bipartisan Bill Addresses Pollution on Working Lands
• Solar Array Planted with Biodiversity in Mind
• Can Satellite Imagery Detect Habitat Loss?
• Do-It-Yourself Rain Garden
• Massachusetts Regional Ecological Partnership
• Tool Kit for Massachusetts Pollinators

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience:

• Firefly Summer
• Celebrate Pollinator Week June 21-27
• Should We Help Endangered Species Move?
• New Hampshire Team Works to Create Living Shoreline
• A New Invasive Tick to Worry About
• Be on the Lookout for the Invasive Box Tree Moth
• Tree-Smart Trade
• Plants Forced to Adapt to Rapidly Changing Climate
• Could Dandelions Make More Sustainable Tires?
• A Ticky Situation
• How Best to Restore the Natural World?
• Rethinking Forest Carbon Offsets
• Wolves Have a Place in Healthy Ecosystem
• The EU Moves to Slash Plastic Waste
• Citizen Scientist Track Fireflies

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience:

• Tallamy Forms HomeGrown National Park Initiative
• Resolution to Declare April Native Plant Month
• Drilling Arctic Refuge Will Release Double Dose of Carbon
• Spotted Lanternfly Alert
• Cities Take Action to Limit Loud and Polluting Lawn Care
• Irrigation Canals Covered in Solar Panels is a Win/Win
• Amelanchiers: A Native to Brighten Any Garden
• Study Shows Carbon Emissions Across Entire Food Production Chain
• Leaf Litter: Love It and Leave It
• Carex flacca Found to Be Invasive
• Healthy Pots, Healthy Planet
• Twenty-Seven Year Study of Buzzards Bay Water Quality
• Virtual Democracy to Protect the Little Things That Run the World
• How Do Maple Trees React to Climate Change
• Sci-Fi Eco Thriller

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience.

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience.

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience.

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience.

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience.

We’ve scanned the media – in print and online – for items of interest to ELA’s ecologically focused audience.