Evanston Environmental Association Archives

Irreplaceable - Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus)

Irreplaceable In Every Way

March 13, 2021May 18, 2021 Mike Nowak Egyptian vulture, endangered species, Evanston Environmental Association, Irreplaceable, Julian Hoffman, Karen Taira, Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, nightingale decline, Peggy Malecki, The Mike Nowak Show, The Wetlands Initiative, Wild & Scenic Film Festival

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Julian Hoffman has written an exceptional book about the crises our natural areas and iconic species face. Called “Irreplaceable,” it chronicles his visits to the far corners of the planet in search of the ordinary people who will ultimately save our planet, if it can be saved at all. Karen Taira from the Evanston Environmental Association (EEA), previews the Wild & Scenic Film Festival.

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Solutions for a Cold, Wet Spring

May 12, 2019May 17, 2019 Mike Nowak Bartlett Tree Experts, blue spectrum light, Chicago Market, Chicago Smart Lighting Program, environment, Evanston Environmental Association, gardening, Grant Kessler, local food, Lumican, Peggy Malecki, sustainability, the Johnson Tree Company, The Mike Nowak Show

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Skeet from Bartlett Tree Experts returns to talk about tree issues for a colder and wetter than normal spring. Dick Peach from the Evanston Environmental Association previews Nature’s Night Out. Grant Kessler and Sofia Jouravel explain why you should join the Chicago Market co-op. David and Laura Mitchell from Lumican.com want to change the world, one LED street light at a time.