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Welcome to the Farmscape Ecology Program Home Page.
NEW
INFORMATION - March/April/May/June 09
(okay, okay, rather
than just stuffing all new stuff into this box, we should seemlessly
integrate it into the existing web pages... that will happen, but
perhaps not during the field season)
KYPP Butterfly Surveys
- Here's a new page, still with some bugs, but a starting point that
reports on the latest findings of the KYPP butterfly crew; clickhere to visit.
Participatory Natural History Surveys & the Know Your Place Project - Find out more about the county-wide natural history surveys we are hoping to do together during the coming this summer. Click
here to download an outline of the project.Floodplain forests of Columbia County
- This is our report on the floodplain forests of 15 different sites
around Columbia County. The report documents the plants and animals we
found at these sites and describes the patterns we found in that
diversity. This is still a rather technical report, but we're hoping
for a digest.Click
here to download.
Historical
Aerial Photographs of Columbia County - With the help of Otis Denner
and the Columbia County Soil & Water Conservation District, we
have been digitizing old aerial photographs of the County. We're not
done yet, but if you're interested in an image, click
here to see if it's available.
Our Summer Walks are
now scheduled - click
here tovisit our
walks page.
We would appreciate your
input - we are working on a
draft manuscript describing aspects of Columbia County history and
nature, we would appreciate constructive
criticism, click
here to download the current draft of the
manuscript (as a 72MB pdf). Please share your comments via the
connections on our "Contact Information" page on the left.
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Thank
you for stopping in. A Grey Wood Frog and a herd of cows & a
tractor keep you company on this page. A none-too-subtle reference to
our
program's goal of combining an understanding and appreciation of the
natural world with a realistic approach to agriculture. Of course,
we're
idealists in our own way, but we hope that the information on these
pages helps inform your interaction with the land,whether you're a
farmer or a naturalist. These pages explain some of our work and
motivation. For general information, please choose from the list at
left; for more detailed information, use the menu on top. 
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