Vol 49. NO. 3: Strategic Planning Part Two, Taxodium Allée, Rudbeckia for Days, Volunteer Appreciation
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Think fast: which is your favorite, moths or butterflies? The order Lepidopteria is full of fascinating adaptations and variation. Read on to learn more about identifying moths and butterflies, and how to attract them to your yard!
Have you ever wondered why the leaves of the Arboretum’s trees change into a dazzling array of red, orange, yellow, and purple each fall? If you have walked around the Arboretum recently, there is no doubt that you have seen this impressive display. Read on to learn how trees achieve this...
![Red flowers in the rain garden adjacent to VCAM Close-up image of red flowers in the rain garden adjacent to VCAM.](https://www.haverford.edu/sites/default/files/styles/media_thumbnail/public/Rain%20Garden_dsc1253_Patrick%20Montero.jpg?itok=_GltjMTx)
As we head into summer, now is the perfect time to begin thinking about what you can do to make your home more environmentally friendly. By implementing these green practices at your home this summer, you can reduce your carbon footprint while also creating a wonderful space for you and your family...
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A look into the history of Earth Day stemming back to 1970 and what Earth Day has looked like on Haverford’s campus over time.