Featured in Feb. Newsletter. Written by Peri Anne Edwards The bird obsession continues into February! This month we are featuring the American Coot. Now is the perfect time to go out and search for this duck look-alike. It’s actually a species of rail! We have a few summer residents but we have thousands of …
We took to the streams this past month to implement nature based solutions that combat streambank erosion. Our staff and UT Ag. Extension Professor Dr. Ludwig facilitated two streambank repair workshops, teaching participants about several DIY methods for streambank protection including live-staking and invasive species removal. The workshop was an amazing success with municipal employees …
Please join us for a FREE stream bank repair workshop on February 24th or 25th! Sign up here! Join experts Dr. Andrea Ludwig, Associate professor of Ecological Engineering, and Mary Beth Sutton, Executive Director WaterWays, for a FREE DIY stream bank repair workshop with invasive species and removal. Join us to find nature-based solutions to …
Nature by the PintUrban coyotes, a necessary part of a healthy ecosystem Thursday March 17, 2022 6-7pm, Barley Chattanooga, 235 E MLK BLVD, Chattanooga WaterWays is happy to present, Dr. Chris Mowry, Berry College for an engaging talk focused on demystifying the often maligned urban coyote population. Dr. Chris Mowry is the founder of the …
An update to Nature by the Pint – Next NBTP will be in February!
It’s the Third Thursday of every month – so come out and learn some stuff and have a drink.
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We hope you will join us on Friday, March 27th, for an evening celebrating stewardship of our local watersheds.
