When you picture an ideal sustainable community, it probably includes nature and green spaces that are easily accessible from where people live and work. One of the wonderful things about Easton is that it already has some of those features – namely a well-developed and interconnected trail and park system. Brian Greene, Director of Trails... Read More
Looking for movie watching inspiration this summer? Get the full scoop from NNC Outreach Educator, Jeff Mucklin, and docent John Cosgrove on their favorite science movies. Share your favorites in the comments! Jeff Mucklin – Jurassic Park Jurassic Park is undoubtedly my favorite science fiction movie, in fact it’s my favorite movie full stop. Jurassic... Read More
Many know Easton Farmers’ Market as the oldest continuous open-air market in the nation. In addition to that distinction, it serves an important role as a direct connection between farmers and consumers, strengthens Easton’s downtown, increases access to fresh local food, educates market visitors about seasonal and healthy eating, and builds community. Megan McBride is... Read More
Colleges and universities are, in many ways, especially well situated to make large strides toward sustainability. They encompass many activities that are potential targets of sustainability efforts, from residence halls to vehicle fleets to food services to new construction. They also have professors and experts to help brainstorm and plan sustainability measures and students eager... Read More