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Holiday gifts to support Sycamore
Many of us love giving gifts to our family and friends, but we shy away from materialism and unneeded clutter as we turn toward supporting local organizations and making an impact on our community. This holiday giving season, why not connect the folks on your giving list with Sycamore Land Trust? There are lots of […]
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Beauties of Spring
by Shane Gibson, Environmental Education Director This article originally appeared in the winter/spring 2020 issue of The Twig, our member newsletter. To see more articles and past issues, click here. American Indians have been known to make special teas or “spring tonics” to rejuvenate the spirit after a long winter. A walk in a springtime […]
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Facing a Changing Climate
by Abby Henkel, Communications Director This article originally appeared in the winter/spring 2020 issue of The Twig, our member newsletter. To see more articles and past issues, click here. There is a place in the woods behind our office at Cedar Crest where the trail meets the creek. When I need to clear my mind, […]
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Unionville Elementary honors Shane Gibson, Environmental Education Director
Shane Gibson thought it would be a regular day working with the classrooms at Unionville Elementary. As Sycamore’s Environmental Education Director, Shane works with classrooms throughout Unionville and at schools all over southern Indiana on all kinds of nature education, from watershed studies to growing native seeds to birdwatching and beyond. When he walked into […]
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Sam Shine’s Legacy at Sycamore Land Trust
As we reflect on Sycamore’s first three decades of protecting nature in southern Indiana, we remember Sam Shine for his generosity and commitment to ecological preservation and restoration in southern Indiana and beyond. Sam passed away on November 15, 2019 at the age of 86. Growing up in New Albany, Indiana, Sam developed a great […]
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