Welcome to my photoblog on:
Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center
My name is James and I have just graduated from South Johnston High School!
I
love the outdoors and I plan to attend Campbell University and major in
Biology starting in the fall. I am hoping to go on to pursue a career
in environmental science. I am going to be graduating soon. High school
has absolutely flown by and my work for Howell Woods has given me many
fond memories to keep for years to come. I will continue my service to
Howell Woods and the rest of the community over the summer and as I
become a student at Campbell later this year.
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"Have a great day, spend it outdoors!"
James
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To learn more about Howell Woods, please see my previous posts for info, photos, and videos. If you've never been to Howell Woods I hope this blog will peak your interest enough that you will visit. It is a treasure located in Johnston County and one of my favorite places.
To visit the Howell Woods website, click on the link below of contact Director, Jordan Astoske.
http://www.johnstoncc.edu/howellwoods/
Jordan Astoske
Director of Howell Woods
jtastoske@johnstoncc.edu
(919) 938-0115 ext. 221
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June 2015
This month's post encircles our waterways and the organisms that call them home. Without water, there is no life. Without blue, there is no green. Please help keep our water clean.
I have put together a video for you all about the life in our waterways. Enjoy!
All of our water eventually flows out to sea. The waterways of the Earth are all connected.
Please keep our waters clean. Make the most of the water we have and conserve. Litter isn't natural, so let's keep it out of nature. We won't seem thirsty until the well runs dry.
Your efforts make a difference!
"If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in bed with a mosquito."
-Bette Reese
