Madeline Palmer Burbanck
…92 in Newport News, Virginia on 1 January 2007. She was survived by her children, Melinda and George. PUBLICATIONS (incomplete list): Burbanck, Madeline P. and Donald L. Phillips. 1983….
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Earl Henry Hall
…by Earl H. Hall. Special Collections, University Archive, University of North Carolina at Greensboro. 3. Jester, Betty Brown (editor) (1948) Mr. Earl Hall Retires After Twenty-four Years. The Alumnae News…
Eloise Wicker Knight
…removed and reinstated several times. By 1963, women were free to apply to all departments as freshmen and sophomores, but they had to abide by many rules regarding visitation and…
Saving Our Savannas Resources
…Longleaf Pines and Fire Ecology Den Latham HFS Books Looking for Longleaf: The Fall and Rise of an American Forest Lawrence S. Earley UNC Press Longneedle Anne Marshall Runyon NCBG…
Therapeutic Horticulture: FAQs
…Hybrid Program: 9-month program Watch pre-recorded lectures: 1-2 hours per month (15-30 mins per week) Home Assignments/Exercises/Reading: 30-40 mins per week Attend in-person workshops: 54 hours over 9-month span. 1…
Garden open for Twilight Thursdays this summer
…but they’re recommended if you’re unable to maintain six feet of distance with others. For your safety, please stay on designated paths while visiting the Garden. Read more about our…
Further Afield: Skunk Alert at Lake Townsend
…year. As I read her descriptions of exploring the wetlands of the headwaters of the Haw River in Guilford and Forsyth Counties I was surprised that she listed skunk cabbage…
Collectors
…Mildred Gant Stites Regnier, Charles Eugene Rick, Johannes Rodgers, Charles Leland Rogers, Ken E. Rohrer, Joseph R. Romell, Lars Rood, Almon N. Rossbach, George B. Rugg, Harold Goddard Russell, Charles…
Therapeutic Horticulture Program Featured in Chapel Hill Magazine
…to embrace it and connect with it,” she continues. “And all of a sudden they go, ‘Whoa, I’ve been treated.’” Read the full article on the Chapel Hill Magazine website….
Plant Power Podcast
…land conservation, protecting our pollinators, and turning to nature as a source of healing. Subscribe to the Plant Power podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or SoundCloud. Read more >…