by Joee Cortina Seeding at Apple Creek Hello for the last time, and welcome to the final week of the CLIP blog 2023! I hope everyone has enjoyed reading our posts this summer. I already can’t wait to do my fair share of keeping...

by Katie Mikkelson Monday July 31 We started our day with a career panel where we talked to professionals in the field of ecology. They told us about how they got into the field and what their current jobs entail. We gained...

A bat in a pawpaw tree Monday we spent the day with Jack and Judy Speer at Small Waters Education in Harvard, where we were introduced to the world of permaculture and food forests! They treated us to some Pawpaw muffins and...

A rusty-patched bumblee was spotted at a TLC site this week! TLC actually has two sites serving as rusty-patched bumblebee habitat. This bee is state and federally endangered, so this is great news and one of the many reasons...

by Emma Klein and Leah Williams Welcome to week seven of TLC’s 2023 Conservation Leader Internship Program! This week’s update is provided by Emma and Leah.  Black cohosh We kicked off the week with Plants of Concern (POC)...

by Joee Cortina Welcome to week 6 of CLIP! The summer is well underway – as I write this, we just passed over the halfway point of the program! As interns, we continue learning and working more and more every week, so...