Eight million pounds — that’s how much thick, tangly, smelly seaweed the Chautauqua Lake Association has harvested so far this summer. The nonprofit fleet
Environment
A year ago, Judy and Roger Doebke had 8,000 square feet of lush, green lawn at their home in Carlsbad, California. That was amid
There’s a reason why Chautauqua has a Bird, Tree & Garden Club, and there’s a reason why the Institution maintains a groundskeeping staff: Flowers are pretty. But bees, butterflies and hummingbirds
Jack Gulvin is the building superintendent for local bird condos, where the resident purple martins need not lift a claw. Every couple days, he
The other week, two monarch butterflies escaped. The Bird, Tree & Garden Club had taken over Lincoln Park to demonstrate the monarch life cycle,
Halfway through July, Chautauqua Lake is speckled with occasional patches of green algae, and anyone who swims in the lake knows the familiar tickle
NOTE: This event is still happening, despite the rain. The listed rain location is the Girls' Club. Lori Stralow Harris thinks personal connection is the way
Neither of the two United Church of Christ’s denominational houses is actually green, but they’re both green certified. The UCC’s Reformed Church House at
Although she’s a veterinarian by training, Nina Schoch doesn’t work in an office, and she doesn’t see patients. Much of her time is spent outdoors,
Jack and Diane Voelker, now retired, grew up in suburban Buffalo where they said it wasn’t uncommon to visit the shore of Lake Erie and
When Pari Tuthill moved into her first home, she planted a rhubarb plant. When she moved to another home outside Cleveland, she took the rhubarb