What’s That Weed?
Introduced species: Dock (Rumex crispus and R. obtusifolius) Characteristics: These two common dock species are perennial members of the buckwheat family. Curly dock (R. crispus) may grow up to 1 […]
Welcome Emily D’achiardi
Welcome Watershed Engagement and Salmon Survey Intern! Emily D’achiardi will be serving as our salmon survey intern for the 2020-21 term! She is from Atlanta, Georgia and is currently a
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New Career Path Video Series: Interviews with Professionals in the Environmental Field
Have you ever wondered what it takes to work in the environmental and natural resources fields? Do you want to work outside, but are unsure of what education is required?
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AmeriCorps Day of Service at Mitchell Creek
Unforeseen wildfires cancelled what was originally slated as an orientation event for a new crop of AmeriCorps members recruited by Confluence Environmental Center. In mid-October, after the skies had cleared,
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What’s That Weed?
Non-native: English laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) Description: English laurel–aka cherry laurel or common laurel–is, confusingly, neither English nor a laurel, but a species of cherry native to the area around the