We’re finally on FB

Well, I finally did it! I started a group on Facebook to help get more information out globally. I’m embarrased to say that my nonprofit’s website, www.ceraworksfoundation.org, is not even up yet, so, in the meantime, click here to join us on FB!

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One handed writer

Boy, it sure does suck not being able to use one hand! It has taken me forever to get things done, and it’s frustrating! You never appreciate your thumbs and fingers until you can’t use them! It’s especially frustrating when I can’t even open up my simple non-child-proof bottles (I prefer homeopathic remedies as opposed [...]

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Citizen of the Week Award

I am so honored to be The Climate Community’s Citizen of the Week! Congratulations to Jessica Cera – our Climate Community Citizen of the Week. Jessica is a dedicated writer who can be followed at her blog Cera… Click here for full post! They are leaders inspiring people of all ages and walks of life [...]

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I’ll be back!

I am finally going on vacation, yay! So, I will not be updating my blog for a week. Stay tuned for vacation details (after July 26)!

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July Updates

I did quite a bit of updating on the following pages under Resources for Schools for those of you who are teachers, students, or parent volunteers! Also great for community gardens too! Links to Research and to Model Schools will be updated with much more information shortly! Grants for School and Youth Gardens There’s a [...]

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Wild Atlantic Salmon News

Endangered Species Protections Extended to Atlantic Salmon on Three Major Maine Rivers. From the Natural Resources Council of Maine, The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Fisheries Service today extended endangered species protections to Atlantic salmon in the Penobscot, Kennebec, and Androscoggin rivers and their watersheds. Some people are frustrated [...]

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Mediterranean Fruit Flies in San Diego County

Why should we care about the Mediterranean fruit fly when there are so many fruit flies around?

Because this fruit fly can cause massive damage – to our wallets, our health, and our eco-system!

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Habitat Steward

I have finally completed my Habitat Steward training by the National Wildlife Federation (NWF)! I will start blogging about creating habitats and attracting wildlife! Here’s NWF’s Garden for Wildlife page!

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Citrus trees at risk of being wiped out.

DEADLY CITRUS GREENING DISEASE IS ON THE MOVE! According to the USDA sponsored website citrus greening disease, also known as Huanglongbing (HLB) or yellow dragon disease, is an incurable deadly disease in which trees will die within a few years of being infected. Humans and animals are not at risk. It is the Asian citrus [...]

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My first attempts at a blog!

Well, I’ve been told by several friends that I should have started a blog a while ago. I thought my life was rather mundane (despite the many unusual experiences I’ve had), until I started organic gardening…

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