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Black and white sketch of historic Jamestown
The pilgrims, frost fairs, and winters in the 1620s
We have all heard the story of the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock in 1620 and the harsh conditions endured during the winter. The following year,...
getting involved in climate work
The climate change journey: Where we started and where we’re going
This fall, as Everyday Environment explored the different facets of climate change, we — Amy, Abigail, and Erin — also learned a lot along the way,...
renewable energy and climate change
Renewable energy offers benefits for our future
When I was growing up in St. Louis, crossing the Mississippi River in Alton was always my cue that we were almost home from a long road trip.  ...
A monarch butterfly upside down on a New England Aster Flower.
The Monarch Mystery: Exploring population declines and rebounds
Throughout the summer, I talked to quite a few people who were concerned about the low numbers of monarch butterflies this year.  Some of this...
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Farm for the future, explore Midwestern weather resources at workshop
URBANA, Ill. — Weather trends keep changing. Farmers, make sure you have the tools you need to adapt and make decisions for your operation throughout the 2025 growing season and beyond. This December, connect with agricultural climate experts, explore resources, and discuss...
Take steps to address climate change at home with Everyday Environment
URBANA, Ill. — It’s easy to get overwhelmed thinking about the impacts of climate change. While there are many strategies to reduce risk and adapt at global and regional scales, individuals can also take action. Learn how you can address climate change in your home, landscape, and community in a...
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Duane Friend

Duane Friend

State Master Naturalist Coordinator and Climate Change Specialist

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