Falmouth to Educate on Invasive Vegetation ; Mackworth Island is Selected for a Project to Teach the Public About Ways to Control Unwanted Plant Species.
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By TESS NACELEWICZ Staff Writer  Visitors to Mackworth Island in Falmouth often admire the orange- red berries of the bittersweet plant, and sometimes take them home to use in Christmas wreaths.  But what many don't know is that those berries are the fruit of a killer vine.
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By Jeremy Slayton, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.  Mar. 6--Pendleton Powell Bowen was at home in nature.   The former Richmond educator was active in many environmental groups  throughout her life and was captivated by the outside world.   Mrs.
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By Chris Gosier, The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Dec. 8--STAMFORD -- The city's next magnet school will have solar panels, a wind turbine, a garden on the roof and wetlands on the property where students can watch the plant life undergo seasonal changes.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c49800)  has announced the addition of Protecting the Marine Environment From  Land-Based Sources of Pollution to their offering.
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By Clarissa Aljentera, The Monterey County Herald, Calif.  Jun. 13--Efforts to stem global warming took a leap to the head of the  class Tuesday at CSU-Monterey Bay.   CSUMB, along with a consortium of U.S.
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By John Dodge, The Olympian, Olympia, Wash.  Jun. 3--About 200 people gathered Friday in the Evergreen State College Longhouse to help give birth to a new approach to environmental education in South Sound.
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By Hannah Stephenson  WARMER summers are prompting many gardeners to include a touch of the exotic in their planting - and there's nowhere better to start than palms and tree ferns.
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REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Oct 3 (IPS) - A novel solution has been proposed to block the  building of a controversial dam that sits over a fissure and that  environmentalists say will harm plant and animal life.
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By Lisa Vernon-Sparks; Journal Staff Writer  EAST GREENWICH - When biology teacher Nicholas Rath decided to take his ninth-grade class on a field trip to teach them how  to preserve the environment,  he didn't just  take them on a simple nature walk or on a trip to a recycling center.
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By TACON, Terry  GROWING native trees for timber and environmental values will be the topic of a seminar to be held at the Mangorei Hall on March 16.
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By Peter B. Lord  Laura A. Meyerson, an assistant professor in the Department of Natural Resources at the University of Rhode Island, will give a talk  Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on the invasive phragmites plants that line much of Rhode Island's shoreline.
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By Curtis Morgan, The Miami Herald Feb. 11--Coal, the source of half of the nation's power, has a dirty reputation with environmentalists. But a plant that Tampa Electric Co.
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By The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Mar. 1--SARASOTA --Sarasota County is considering creating designated smoking areas on its public beaches to promote healthier and cleaner places to swim and play.
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By NO BYLINE  A TASKFORCE is to be set up to find ways of increasing the supply of wood to make biomass energy. Mike Russell, the environment minister, announced the move yesterday on a visit to E.ON's soon-to- open GBP 90 million plant in Lockerbie.  (c) 2007 Scotsman, The.
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The federal government has finished a plan to try to save an endangered plant that is found only in Tennessee.
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A school playground, an eco-therapy unit and a council's twin- bin recycling scheme are among those shortlisted for an award for ecological innovation.   The County Durham Environment Award winners will be announced tomorrow with the successful projects receiving cash prizes.
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Public consultation begins on proposals to extend protection for marine life around Britain.