The upstate New Yorker in me, and the tree hugger in both of us, were happy to read in today's New York Times that The Nature Conservancy purchased over 14,000 acres of privately held land in the Adirondack Park. Very cool.
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- Greetings From Asbury Park
Pictures from our June 2010 trip to Asbury Park, NJ - Snowmageddon 2010
Pictures from our place during the big Mid-Atlantic snow storm, which dumped two feet of the white stuff in less than 24 hours. - Green Day at Madison Square Garden
Pictures from the Green Day shows in NYC - July 2009 - NOLA 2009
Our trip to the 2009 French Quarter Festival in New Orleans - Heeeere's Rosie!
Pictures of Rosie, our rescued shelter pup - Inauguration trip
Pictures from our trip to DC for the inauguration - Phillies parade
See pictures from the Phillies World Series victory parade - Invaded by Pumpkins
Deck the halls with a crapload of pumpkins! Fa-la-la-la-la... - Our girls
Two of the cutest cats you'll ever meet - Summer '08 Flower Pix
Flower power. Brown-eyed susans and cone flowers. Groovy. - Spring album pt 2
More pictures of our native plants - Spring arrives
Checking in on our native plants this spring - Thanksgiving at Chenoa Manor
Our thanksgiving celebration for the animals of Chenoa Manor - Fall colors
A view of the autumn leaves in our corner of the world - Pictures of the new place
Photos of the environmentally-sensitive home we purchased in 2007
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September 18, 2008
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- America's Wetland Foundation
Helping to save and restore coastal Louisiana - Gulf Aid
Supporting Gulf coast restoration & the well-being of fishermen in the region. - Gulf Coast Fund
Providing emergency grants to non-profit organizations responding to the oil disaster - Gulf Restoration Network
Working to protect and restore the natural resources of the Gulf region - International Bird Rescue Research Center
One of the organizations saving oiled wildlife in the Gulf. - Tri-State Bird Rescue
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