It could be muddy, so pull on your Wellies for this 2-hour nature walk hosted by the Bergen County Audubon Society and the NJMC this coming Tuesday, March 17th.
Because of construction activity on Disposal Road, please enter from Schuyler Avenue and take extra caution when driving and parking. Please consider car-pooling if possible. Meet at 10:00 in the area outside the Harrier gate. Do not block construction traffic.
“For Australian father and son team Stuart and Cedar Anderson, founders of Honeyflow, a simple idea has changed their lives forever: Twelve days into their Indiegogo fundraising campaign, they raised more than $4.8 million and counting for Flow™, a frame system for a beehive that enables honey to be extracted just by turning on a tap.”
Read the article by Jessica Harlan here.
Does this landscape feel familiar?
“Thalie Park, in Burgundy, France, is surrounded by the natural areas of the Thalie Valley. It is also located… on a former landfill at the edge of the railway infrastructure, in a flood zone; this was certainly a major point of concern in the project that needed to be tackled by the design team.”
This is just the sort of thing the NJMC has been tackling for thirty years at DeKorte Park and elsewhere the Meadowlands District.
Read an overview of the French project here.