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Your guide for how to safely celebrate with the earth in mind. COVID-19 has completely transformed the way we interact, redefining what we consider a “party.” In lieu of large gatherings, people are enlisting Zoom to connect and celebrate life...

New Jersey may be known for its highways, beaches, and dense population—but it’s also remarkably ecologically diverse. With 800,000 acres of pinelands, coastal wetlands, barrier islands, and “farming belt,” New Jersey’s treasures deserve attention. The state is also a significant...

Menstrual products are expensive and difficult to access for many communities. Two Temple University graduates are doing something about it by running an organization that donates pads and tampons to those in need. A 2019 survey of low-income individuals found...

Photo by Julian Wan on Unsplash The City of Philadelphia instructs residents to always wear a mask in public, even if you expect to stay six feet away from other individuals. (Yes, that means if you’re outside running, biking, or...

To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day this month, we are giving you 30 sustainability tips – to try each day in April. Follow along with us on social media and use the #30EcoWays to share what sustainable actions...

Although you might be spending most of your time inside, you can still escape and embrace nature. With people ignoring social distancing measures, trails are closing to visitors and Paris has outdoor physical activity during daytime hours. These days, even...

Trying to find something to do while you’re home? Here are a few of our fav recent reads. Quarantined during a nationwide pandemic, we’re all likely going through a rollercoaster of emotions. One way to get distracted is to freshen...

Explaining the where, how & etiquette while social distancing. Now that we’re all in a stay-at-home order in Philadelphia, we’re required to stay inside except for essential trips like buying food, reporting to an essential job or seeking medical attention....

The center’s LandLab program gives artists a chance to spotlight ecological stewardship through their creations. Metal chains, plastic straws and white foam are now part of the Schuylkill Center, the man-made materials shaped into aesthetically-pleasing installations that address solutions to...