Environmental Almanac
Weekly commentaries on the environment and appreciating the natural world, by Rob Kanter from the School of Earth, Society, and Environment at the University of Illinois.
Prairie Rivers Network
May 18, 2017 - Environmental Almanac
50th Anniversary of Prairie Rivers Network a cause for celebration
Rob Kanter
May 04, 2017 - Environmental Almanac
Embrace your inner birder and enjoy spring migration
aldo leopold,
allerton park,
american woodcock,
amphibians,
animal,
animals,
ants,
asian carp,
autumn,
bald eagle,
bats,
bike to work,
birding,
bird migration,
birds,
boneyard creek,
butterflies,
central illinois,
champaign-urbana,
champaign-urbana mass transit district,
champaign county,
champaign county forest preserve district,
chicago,
city of urbana,
clean water,
clean water act,
climate change,
clinton lake,
coal ash,
coal ash pollution,
college of aces,
colorado,
conservation,
dakota access pipeline,
east central illinois master naturalist program,
ecology,
economy,
entomology,
environment,
environmental almanac,
environmental protection agency,
fertilizer,
fire,
fish,
fishing,
flowers,
frogs,
geology,
great lakes,
halloween,
hummingbird,
hunting,
illinois,
illinois department of natural resources,
illinois environmental protection agency,
illinois natural history survey,
illinois state geological survey,
indiana,
insect fear film festival,
insects,
invasive species,
krannert center,
landscape,
mahomet aquifer,
middle fork river,
monarch butterflies,
native plants,
nature,
oak trees,
plants,
prairie rivers network,
rabbits,
renewable energy,
sangamon river,
science,
senegal,
shawnee national forest,
skunk cabbage,
solar farm,
solar installation,
solar panels,
solar power,
solar system,
spiders,
spring,
spring migration,
spring peeper,
squirrels,
summer,
sustainability,
ticks,
trees,
university of illinois,
urbana park district,
urban wildlife,
water quality,
west africa,
wildlfe,
wildlife,
winter,
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