Michele Bakacs, Rutgers Cooperative Extension The COVID-19 pandemic was an especially stressful period for everyone and many found themselves looking for solace in nature during the quarantine. Stress levels skyrocketed in my house with 2 young boys doing virtual school, my husband doing …
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Steven Yergeau, Rutgers Cooperative Extension Rain, Rain Go Away … Stormwater is any form of water that begins as precipitation. This includes rain, sleet, snow, and the water from melting snow, even if the melting occurs long after the snowstorm had passed. …
Sal Mangiafico, Rutgers Cooperative Extension Some parts of New Jersey may be see large numbers of adult 17-year cicadas emerge this spring, with their distinctive dark bodies, red eyes, and noisy habits. After 17 years in the soil as immature nymphs, living on the sap of tree roots, the …
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Amy Rowe, Rutgers Cooperative Extension With spring on the horizon, it’s time to think about invasive species. First and Second Rounds: The Basics An invasive species is one that is not native to an area that causes ecological and/or economic damage or harm to human health. Many people …
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Join us on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. to learn from experts in the Department of Family & Community Health Sciences, Rutgers Cooperative Extension. All sessions are free, will last approximately 45 minutes, and will be provided via Zoom. To join, you will need either a computer, tablet, …
