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Friday, March 28, 2014

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Christina, Artist and Educator: "When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world."

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Wissahickon Environmental Center

The Wissahickon Environmental Center (Tree House), part of Philadelphia Parks and Recreation provides environmental education programing for adults, families, children, schools, recreation centers, etc. Click here to learn more.

Schools for Sustainability

Schools for Sustainability establishes and operates self-supporting high schools that teach and model proficiency in integrated water remediation, renewable energies, food production, use of green building materials, and waste management to foster sustainable economic development in under-resourced regions.

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Awbury Arboretum
Indigo Nature Arts
Let's Go Outdoors
Pennypack Environmental Center
Tap My Trees

Philadelphia Natural History Society

A coalition of scientists conducting and sharing research in the fields of urban ecology and biology.

Wyck Home Farm

Click photo to read the blog by Wyck Historic House, Garden, and Farm's Home Farm Manager, Katie Brownell. The Wyck Home Farm blog was created to promote the missions of Wyck by providing easy access to information on growing and accessing healthy food and on staying in touch with our natural world.

Wyck Rose Garden

Click photo to read blog by Horticulturist. The Wyck Rose Garden dates to 1824 and is widely recognized as the oldest rose garden in original plan in America, with 70+ cultivars of historic roses. Included in the garden are the original rose plants from the 19th century design, as well as plants from the 18th century kitchen garden. Several roses in cultivation today had been thought lost until they were discovered growing at Wyck, and all specimens of these varieties in commercial trade descend from Wyck plants.

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