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THE CURTIS OAK IN MIDDLETON
Water Closet for June 29, 2018 A huge white oak, Quercus alba, in Middleton, one-tenth a mile from the Ipswich River, still stands after four centuries. For over 16 human generations, surrounded by people who liked to cut down this valuable oak species for ships,...
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Sandy’s Nature Moment
Sandy has a “Nature Moment” question for you:
Healthy biodiversity is important to those of us that appreciate many species but it is not just a “feel good” goal. Research has supported very important benefits of biodiversity that can affect us in a very personal way! What are they?
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Middleton’s 11th Annual Earth Day Festival
The weather was a little bit of everything, as Mother Earth loves to do to us, on the day… Read more… →
MIDDLETON STREAM TEAM’S VERNAL POOL HIKE, APRIL 7, 2018
Water Closet for April 27, 2018 On a cool clear Saturday afternoon about fifty people ages three to eighty-five… Read more… →
2017 Nature Photo Contest Awards
The Middleton Stream Team 2017 Nature Photo Contest awards event was held on March 11, 2018. The venue was the… Read more… →