Sustaining the Ecology: Highlands Biological Foundation
Keeping track of our winged neighbors requires a concerted effort and a watchmaker’s attention to detail.
Keeping track of our winged neighbors requires a concerted effort and a watchmaker’s attention to detail.
Joey Kyle’s Plateau Planting Wisdom will pay dividends later in the season – witness his Wild Greens Pesto.
They dive, they dabble and they decorate our lakes and ponds – Ring-Necked Ducks are leaving us for the season, but not without putting on an endlessly entertaining show.
Erika’s wise words on Golf Course Behavior take on added weight when they’re given as Motherly Advice.
The view from the stream is one that’s deeply personal, yet infused with a reverence for the majesty of nature and a respect for fellow anglers.
A local inn incorporates wise conservation practices into its development plans, benefitting local plants and wildlife and sweetening life on the
Highlands-Cashiers Plateau.
Sure, the month of May is Merry, but there’s also a bit of Friskiness built in.
The Plateau’s beloved salamanders will get their time in the sun (though they prefer leafy underbrush and shaded shorelines) when Highlands Biological Station’s Facebook page offers a pair of close-up programs – Nature 101 at 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, April 20; and Salamander Saturday, May 1.
A golf coach can improve the fortunes of every golfer, at every level of skill and experience.
The American Robin brings song and color to a pandemic-dazed Highlands Cashiers Plateau in need of a burst of cheerfulness.
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