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The agronomics of N, P, & K
As harvest wraps up, many farmers are turning their attention to fall fertilizer applications. Managing nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (...
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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,...
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EPA’s final herbicide strategy for ESA: What could change
The following description has been endorsed by the Weed Science Society of America1: What is the Endangered Species Act (ESA)?The...
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Path of plastic 
Which of the following statements are true?  There are hundreds of types of plastics.  Since the 1950s, global plastic production has grown...
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Attendees at Night Owl Prowl
Owl Prowl draws the crowd to wrap up 2024
Fairbury, Ill. – Fugate Woods Nature Preserve in Livingston County served as the host site for numerous educational events throughout 2024 and concluded the season on November 2 with Night Owl Prowl. This was the seventh event of the year led by University of Illinois...
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Nature-inspired sustainable student art on display at Red Oak Rain Garden
URBANA, Ill. — Nature at the Red Oak Rain Garden celebrates autumn with the bright purples of blooming aster flowers, a mosaic of tree leaves drifting slowly to the ground, and the nighttime chorus of insects and owls as twilight settles in. This October, the “Illuminating Art in Nature”...
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Planning a Multipurpose Pond

Thinking about building a pond on your property for wildlife, fishing, livestock, storm water containment, fire protection, or other reasons? Not sure where to start on site selection, sizing, estimating drainage area, overflow needs, embankment requirements, etc.? Explore important...

Actions for Illinois Residents to Combat Climate Change

While there are many strategies to reduce risk and adapt at global and regional scales, individuals can also take action. 

In this video you will learn how you can address climate change in your home, landscape, and community, explore how different methods of managing your lawn,...

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Duane Friend

Duane Friend

State Master Naturalist Coordinator and Climate Change Specialist
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