Habitat articles over last 30 days

- articles last 30 days - articles per day
Mentioned in this news Places Companies People
2013/06/19 06:21
2013/06/19 06:21
1m
Regrowing a piece of Meadowlands
Andrew Derickson stood recently on a windswept dirt road in the middle of the Meadowlands. Before him lay large tracts of mudflats, some glisteningly bare, others dotted with clumps of distressingly...
CARLSTADT MetLife Stadium MetLife Federal Emergency Management Agency
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 06:21
2013/06/19 06:21
Latest videos
2013/06/19 06:11
2013/06/19 06:11
1m
Bike Adventure Highlights Housing Needs
Lauderdale County, Miss. A group of volunteers is biking across the country to draw attention to the issue of poverty and housing needs in America. The riders are making a 3700-mile journey from...
Vancouver Savannah Shreveport
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 05:43
2013/06/19 05:43
1m
Thumbs up to Decatur’s Rotary Club
A thumbs up to the Rotary Club of Decatur — the noontime group — for raising more than $18,000 and sharing the goodies with community nonprofits. This group of civic and business leaders surpassed the...
Decatur Rotary Club Volunteer Center
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 05:39
2013/06/19 05:39
1m
NATURE GUARDIANS: Rodwell, Fish-Tale gain steward...
Outstanding community service in the field of environmental conservation was recognized at Town Hall Monday evening. Beach resident James Rodwell and Fish-Tale Marina were selected winners of the...
2013/06/19 05:30
2013/06/19 05:30
1m
East Bay Regional Park District to buy Roddy Ranc...
ANTIOCH -- After being eyed for estate-style homes the past two decades, roughly 1,900 acres of Contra Costa hills in the northeast shadow of Mount Diablo are poised to be preserved as open space and...
1
RELATED
Antioch Robert Doyle David Fitzgerald City Hall Paul Burgarino
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 05:21
2013/06/19 05:21
1m
Fish Highway
A collaborative effort on the Allegheny National Forest has opened up several streams to brook trout for the first time in over 100 years. A project of the U.S. Forest Service, the Western...
2013/06/19 05:17
2013/06/19 05:17
1m
The Science of Yellow Snow
Newswise — New research from wildlife ecologists at Michigan Technological University indicates that white-tailed deer may be making the soil in their preferred winter homes unfit to grow the very...
Bryan Murray Michigan Technological University Michigan Technological University
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 04:26
2013/06/19 04:26
29m
Why Obama Shouldn't Join the War in Syria
There were other options. Obama could have continued imposing sanctions and sending non-lethal aid to rebel groups. If the goal is to save lives and give comfort to the victims, we should give further...
Obama Damascus George W. Bush Assad Washington
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 04:21
2013/06/19 04:21
34m
Logue promises to fight for water storage – with ...
Assemblyman Dan Logue said that if a 2014 water bond to help create additional water storage doesn't pass the Legislature, he will go around Sacramento. Logue, R-Loma Rica, said he will collect the...
5
RELATED
Dan Logue Sacramento Karen Ross Yuba City Department of Food and Agriculture
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 03:49
2013/06/19 03:49
1h
Cultivating Success
There's a saying that New Orleans is so far behind, it's ahead. According to Demetria Christo, co-owner of landscaping company Eco Urban (504-957-7706; www.ecourbanllc.com), that's true when it comes...
New Orleans Tulane University Tulane University
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 03:21
2013/06/19 03:21
1h
Fireworks donations needed
Contributions for this year's Fourth of July fireworks display are needed. It costs about $12,000 to put on the event each year, and that is with a lot of volunteer time, including Ralph Keeley, who...
Army 2nd Infantry Division COLUMBUS San Diego Hampton
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 02:57
2013/06/19 02:57
1h
Supervisors call for more review of Marin creeksi...
In what one official worried could become a fish story without an end, Marin County supervisors sent hotly contested creekside land regulations back to the drawing board Tuesday. Officials said the...
Steve Kinsey Judy Arnold Susan Adams Kate Sears Katie Rice
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 02:49
2013/06/19 02:49
2h
It's leadership hidden in wildlife management
TALPA — What’s your Silver Bullet? If you answered beer, you’re way off. At the Bobwhite Brigade each spring, cadets are given an aphorism to study and interpret for themselves. When each camper...
2013/06/19 02:42
2013/06/19 02:42
2h
Perching on the cliffs of New Zealand, endemic Le...
Lepidiumsoleraceum, is known in New Zealand, as "Cook's Scurvy Grass" because Captain James Cook, and other early explorers of that island nation, ate the plant as a scurvy preventive. Early botanists...
Read more at Science Daily, PhysOrg
1
RELATED
James Cook Peter
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 02:17
2013/06/19 02:17
2h
Plan Set in Motion for New Salisbury Housing
SALISBURY, Md.- A plan has been set in motion to bring some new low-income to moderate-income housing to one Salisbury neighborhood. There is not much left of the old laundry business on Anne Street...
SALISBURY City Council Tom Stevenson soil
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 01:50
2013/06/19 01:50
3h
Birds face off for balance of bower in exhibit
Toby Ziegler's work at MONA, featuring a live-stream of Melbourne Museum's satin bowerbird enclosure. Photo: Leah Robertson He's the 13-year-old veteran pitted against the seven-year-old upstart. Now...
Hobart Melbourne Museum Hobart's Museum of Old David Walsh Through the Looking Glass
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 01:44
2013/06/19 01:44
3h
Teens working at region projects have dual goals
CALUMET CITY | Jonathan Allen, of Alabama, and some 165 other teenagers are hoping their involvement this week in a religious project enables them to help spread God’s word by providing labor to less...
2013/06/19 01:41
2013/06/19 01:41
3h
Camp participants take part in Habitat project
ONA -- Summer camps can be places were kids are built up, whether it's athletics, academics or spiritual matters. But the high school camp at Howell's Mill Christian Assembly in Ona also wanted its...
Ona Cincinnati
MENTIONED
2013/06/19 01:34
2013/06/19 01:34
3h
Clark Fork Coalition wants Smurfit land protected
MISSOULA - The Clark Fork Coalition says it would like to preserve the substantial resource values on the land where Smurfit Stone's Frenchtown mill currently sits. The old paper mill is apparently...
1
RELATED
2013/06/19 00:49
2013/06/19 00:49
4h
Muddy Hymnal - New Mexico’s drying rivers herald ...
Once again, the Rio Grande south of Albuquerque has dried. As summer begins and water is diverted into irrigation canals, the river slows and then separates into puddles. At first, footprints...
Parts of this website powered by Open Calais, a toolkit for rich semantic metadata extraction.

Huh, what is this?
Interceder is a topic search engine aggregating the latest news on any topic into a single window of information. This page has been automatically generated. To contact Interceder click here.

Privacy Statement
Your privacy is important. Interceder does not collect and keep any personal information about visitors to the site. Interceder may use third-party advertising companies to serve ads. These companies may use information (not including your name, address, email address, or telephone number) about your visits to this and other websites in order to provide advertisements on this website, other websites, and other forms of media about goods and services of interest to you.