Friday, February 12th, 2021: Water, water everywhere! Wow…what a week! Work Interviews went well! It’s looking like I’ll have a pretty good group of stewards with a variety of interests. I’m really excited to get rolling! Even better was the resounding support of the communities! Every partner/potential partner in the 4-county…
Watershed walks get close to nature. This is where you get to follow a part of nature back to its source. Or, as may be the case, as close to that source as possible. Part of this article originated with the constant exposure to associated material for my job. The…
Friday, February 5th, 2021: Gearing Up. Next week interviews for Master Watershed Stewards happens. Since that’s what I’m gearing up for, there has not been a ton going on with the blog other than some scattered…well, let’s just leave it to the sections, shall we? Work As I said, we’re gearing up…
Friday, January 29, 2021: Working Update. Just what it says: this is a working update. Also, this isn’t exactly coming out on Jan. 29. Deal with it. Work I mentioned it last week, but all this week I’ve been “at” my new job. It’s a lot of figuring things out right…
The Gore Area is nestled between Wykoff Run Road and the M.K.Goddard/Wykoff Run Natural Area in the Quehanna Wild Area. These interconnected shared-use and yellow-blaze loops, cut-offs, and in-and-back trails through hardwood, mixed, and new growth forests. They can be strung together or explored individually, much like I explain in…
Friday, January 22, 2021: Working on Working. What the heck does that mean? Work As I noted in my last Update, I accepted a new job. To keep the message short, most of my time this week has been occupied with getting ready for this job. Ergo, I’m working on working. I miss…