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2010 Vol. 18 No. 2 |
"Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain." - Henry David Thoreau |
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In this issue... Reflections from the President Past Conservationistss of the Year Caught on Film Doing More Good Works Fall Update on the Intrepid Pond at Commerce Park In the News from Around the State & World Wide Web Gibraltar Bay Unit & Nature Area Status Memorials and Honors Upcoming Events... Fall Property Clean-Up / Dump the Junk Nature Area Reopens & Refuge-Gibraltar Bay Unit Ceremony Saturday November
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Past Conservationists of the Year Caught on Film Doing More Good Works
On May 15, your traveling photographer happened to catch our past two Conservationists of the Year working side-by-side on the planting at the "Gateway" project, south of Elizabeth Park and east of Jefferson in Trenton. Doug Thiel (2009) and Pam Frucci (2008) came up with the gateway enhancement idea earlier in the year while discussing the seemingly constant litter found along Grosse Ile Parkway. Although solutions to that problem have not been implemented, subsequent discussions with new Conservancy member Roberta Urbani led to DTE sponsorship of the entryway enhancement project and involvement of the DTE Green Team in the planting work at Jefferson and Grosse Ile Parkway. |