Cultivated living from the Appalachian South
This October marks a significant milestone in American history: the 250th anniversary of the Edenton Tea Party. On October 25, 1774, a group of courageous women in Edenton, North Carolina, took a bold stand against British tyranny, contributing to the burgeoning spirit of independence that would eventually lead to the American Revolution. As we commemorate this remarkable event, let’s delve into the history and lasting impact of the Edenton Tea Party.
Do you really know everything about the town you grew up in? Are you aware of all its secrets and rich history? Archaeology has always fascinated me, especially marine archaeology. While researching artifacts discovered in and around the Albemarle Sound, the Chowan River, and nearby lands, I stumbled upon numerous research papers from the mid-seventies….
As the winter snow melts away and the days get longer, spring break is just around the corner. For many teens, this means a well-deserved break from school and the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind. However, for others, it can also be a chance to make a positive impact in their community and beyond….
Spring break is almost here! Introducing an element of sustainability into our travels not only reduces our environmental footprint, but it can also add a new level of enjoyment and education to our trips. In this guide, we will explore simple steps you can take to enjoy a nature-friendly family adventure. From transportation to accommodation…
Duke University recently announced the closure of its herbarium, a closure that has sent shockwaves through the plant/nature community. The decision is particularly shocking as the collection of over 825,000 specimens of vascular plants, bryophytes, algae, lichens, and basidiomycete fungi is especially rich in specimens from the southeastern United States. It is one of the…