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Make your mark for Earth Day
Jeanethe Falvey Earth Day is April 22, so help make history with Environment in a Day! Where will your Earth Day defining moment be? In Iowa? American Samoa or Rhode Island? Idaho? Wherever it is, we...
View ArticleA Nature Walk Through Bear Country
By Jeanethe Falvey Having my father read the tales of the Berenstain Bears, night after night, left a few impressions on my developing mind. What really stuck were the examples he provided, much like...
View ArticleWhen Will I Learn?
By Jeanethe Falvey Years ago, my best friend called me while leaving the movie theater specifically to say, “my mom says you’re exactly like Dory!” I replied, “I really want to take that as a...
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Pictures Can Save a Thousand Worlds
by Jeanethe Falvey Not many can say they’ve been to the Serengeti countless times, much less been there to save it. One of the first photographers chosen for Documerica, Boyd Norton, has dedicated his...
View ArticleBehind the Scenes
By Jeanethe Falvey Nature and what we build in it has a way of redefining our notion of worst-case scenario. What more can we do, but forge ahead hoping it doesn’t happen to us? ‘Deepwater Horizon,’...
View ArticleCheck In to Check Out our Tips on Foursquare
By Jessica Orquina Do you check in everywhere you go? Are you the mayor of your favorite coffee shop, café, or park? Then you’ll want to check this out. I’m excited to announce that EPA has joined...
View ArticleSome Things Never Change
By Jeanethe Falvey Documerica has me reflecting on time and change all over the place. Revitalizing and conversing about the project to others, we’re mostly hoping things have improved. With forty...
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Curious Footprints
By Jeanethe Falvey Just for fun, pause for a second and ask yourself: what was the single greatest thing you could have found when you were a kid? Of course, this is a personal thing and there is no...
View ArticleA Quiet Sunrise
By Jeanethe Falvey It doesn’t matter how often I see the sunrise, I can never get enough. An indescribable sense of calm washes over me when I catch one, and I have yet to find something as warm and...
View ArticleOf Many, We Are One
By Jeanethe Falvey My head was buzzing. I felt enlivened with the energy of possibility, bursting to share what I saw. I recently had the opportunity to meet renowned artist Chris Jordan and we began a...
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The Best and the Brightest, #NewEnglandFall
Each Monday we write about the New England environment and way of life seen through our local perspective. Previous posts By Jeanethe Falvey Everything is starting to taste like pumpkin, the fancy...
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Red Hook Puffer
Congratulations to Ben Cobb on Flickr for his featured photo! Submit your view of life and our environment today and check out the State of the Environment Photo Project blog for past winners. A...
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Our Environment, Then and Now
By Christina Catanese Have you ever wondered what the places around you looked like 40 years ago? Like, how long has that building been there? Has there always been this much trash in this river?...
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The Best and the Brightest, #NewEnglandFall
Each Monday we write about the New England environment and way of life seen through our local perspective. Previous posts By Jeanethe Falvey Everything is starting to taste like pumpkin, the fancy...
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