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Come see us for the Atlanta Green Market at PCM this Saturday and Sunday, April 20th & 21st! We will be be tabling from 10AM to 3PM at The Shed, handing out elderberry stakes, providing freshly cut invasive species to speak on, and more!
On another episode of This! Not That! we explore the differences between native Strawberry Vine (Fragaria virginiana) and the invasive mock (aka false) strawberry vine (Potentilla indica). Here are some ways to spot native vs invasive strawberries:
Let’s face it, this is probably the ONLY time of the year that we can enjoy the ever pervasive and invasive Chinese Wisteria (W. sinensis) blooms, as these lovely flowers are unfortunately the product of relentless overgrowth. Notice there is
Did you know that when a honey bee colony becomes overcrowded, bees create a temporary home in the form of a swarm? 🐝 This football shaped swarm can contain up to 1,500 to 30,000 bees (although this one is on the smaller side) consisting of workers,
The wind carries the sound of the Sand-hill Crane (Antigone canadensis) migration over the hustle and bustle of Atlanta! Look up and you'll see them rise and soar! Credits: -Video and Audio captured by EcoLogic -Sand-hill Crane individual by K. Dub
Spring's arrival fills Ecologic with excitement as we witness the forests' native plants emerging! 🌿🌸 We can't wait to see what these plants will look like when they finally bloom after a few months~ Let the discovery begin! 🌱✨ All Plants/Fungi P
Anyone know the type of hawk we spotted at fernbank? 🪶🌿 😳
🎉 Happy New Year from all of us at Ecologic! 🎉 We hope you had a fantastic holiday season! We're thrilled to be back in action and ready to dedicate ourselves with even more passion and enthusiasm in 2024. Our team has been hard at work to conser