Earth Day is Saturday April 22nd. Since April is also Poetry Month, what better way to talk about the allure of the world around us than through poetry? Ms. Ludwig writes: “There’s something about spring that lends itself well to … Continued
The last traces of winter are finally behind us, and SPS is in full bloom! This month, you can grow your garden of knowledge through these plant-centered reads. A comprehensive and visually appealing botanical compendium: Plant: Exploring the … Continued
The journal Nature (the library purchases a site license to this seminal science publication) recently launched subject sets. These subject sets collect past and contemporary scholarly articles, editorials, commentary and research highlights on given subjects as published on Nature.com.
The library is so very pleased to share its latest purchase, a site license to the preeminent science journal, Nature. This site license provides access to the most recent content published by Nature as well as the full archive of Nature articles (dating … Continued
Lura Sanborn – Reference Librarian Nature and the Environment in 20th-Century American Life by Brian Black, Westport: Greenwood, 2006. Find it in Ohrstrom at: REF 304.2 B56N20 Did recent Earth Day activities generate an interest in topics related to the … Continued