Catherine Grace

(Yes, the Grand Canyon is in the background of the photo above!)

Hello, everyone! I am a rising senior at Hartwick College and work as a Blue Key Tour Guide. I am an Environmental Chemistry major with a minor in Environmental Science and Policy and a minor in Political Science. This summer I will be working with the EPA and Environmental Justice and I am super excited!

I am very sensitive and caring and full of joy. I love nature, the power of love, and frienship. Please feel free to ask questions, though, I will not answer anything super personal. I hope you enjoy my blog. Have a wonderful day!

Home
Archive
Subscribe (RSS)
Ask Me Something
Share some awesomeness
Random post
My Environmental Blog
My Tumblr that Follows People

Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

Edy’s is giving away supplies for communities to start there own orchards! Vote for Roots & Wisdom in Schenectady on communitiestakeroot.com. See the description of the potential orchard site below. The Orchard in Vale Cemetery/Park will be established and maintained by a consortium of community groups. Vale Cemetery Park is an (15 city block) urban green space in downtown Schenectady. Listed on the National Historic Register, it has lakes, wildflowers and a wildlife habitat. It is a valuable recreation area in the urban landscape; used by runners, bicyclists, families and others wanting to spend time outdoors. Each year it hosts Vale historic and nature tours for the public, community groups and schools. Thousands visit it each year and community volunteers do much of the maintenance work.

Edy’s is giving away supplies for communities to start there own orchards! Vote for Roots & Wisdom in Schenectady on communitiestakeroot.com. See the description of the potential orchard site below.

The Orchard in Vale Cemetery/Park will be established and maintained by a consortium of community groups. Vale Cemetery Park is an (15 city block) urban green space in downtown Schenectady. Listed on the National Historic Register, it has lakes, wildflowers and a wildlife habitat. It is a valuable recreation area in the urban landscape; used by runners, bicyclists, families and others wanting to spend time outdoors. Each year it hosts Vale historic and nature tours for the public, community groups and schools. Thousands visit it each year and community volunteers do much of the maintenance work.