by Brian Birchak | May 18, 2016 | Ecological Restoration, History of LGNC |
Five Years Ago and Back to the Future: How the Lehigh Gap Restoration Project Turned Around A Stalled Superfund Initiative | By Robert E. Hoopes | The following article is from Spring 2007 issue of Wildlife Activist. It is hard to believe that five years have passed...
by Brian Birchak | May 18, 2016 | Ecological Restoration, History of LGNC |
Ecological Succession and the Lehigh Gap | by Dan R. Kunkle | The following article is from Summer 2004 issue of Wildlife Activist. Succession is an important ecological concept. It refers to the gradual, predictable changes that occur in the flora and fauna of a...
by Brian Birchak | May 17, 2016 | Ecological Restoration, History of LGNC |
Watching Grass Grow II | By Dan R. Kunkle | The following article was first published in the Fall 2003 issue of Wildlife Activist. With the onset of cooler weather and several heavy frosts in early October, the first season of growth has ended for the grasses on our...
by Brian Birchak | May 17, 2016 | Ecological Restoration, History of LGNC |
Watching Grass Grow: Update on the Restoration Process at Lehigh Gap | by Dan R. Kunkle | The following article was first published in the Summer 2003 issue of Wildlife Activist. Watching grass grow is a metaphor for the dull and the boring. But watching grass grow...
