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You should be more afraid of Al-freda in the Pines!

Sometimes there are maps in the kiosks. I agree with Ed, it's nice knowing where the dikes are breached. Especially when driving through.

Different names for this one and it is currently being studied genetically so I'll stick with Tofieldia racemosa for now.

On a military installation. Imagine the population at Gentian curve taking up an acre of ground.

Yeah, not a lot left blooming now, but I did see at least a thousand (low estimation!)PB Gentians in bloom on Sunday.

No matter where you are in the woods of Chatsworth the ghosts of William Harley and Arthur Davidson will lead you to a road.

What! Are you saying that $20,000,000 isn't coming to my bank account!

Schwalbea americana

Check out www.ocsj.org They do many hikes and you can choose what you like. The couple hikes I did with them were nice and the leaders knew a lot about the flora, fauna and history of the places we hiked in.

Bentonite and jelly? If they were drilling wells they are probably for monitor the plume. The ZVI was to be injected into the soil to a depth of about 45 ft. and the TCE should pass through it which would break it down into a harmless substance.

Would they be similar to the rain gardens being put in around here?

This looks like a perfect spot to install a Beaver Baffler.

I was at the meeting where the attached info was presented. There is a large plume of TCE (from a cleaning solution used at the BOMARC site and many otherplaces) that is moving toward the Success Branch and they want to inject a barrier of this ZVI so as the TCE passes through it toward the...

I have been told that if you filter water through sphagnum it lowers the pH.

J.J. White will be having a bus tour of their harvest at Whitesbog this year and the Whitesbog Preservation Trust will have a lecture about the harvest and afterwards you can go in the bog and try to scoop some berries. Call 609-893-4646 for more info.

At PPA.

I just signed up and there are still spots available.

Another picture from the Rutgers Ag museum. Not sure how rare it is.

Yes, You can ride bikes everywhere except on the area labeled "footpath" The observation decks are the old pumphouses with the roof removed and a deck installed with a scope on a base.

I saw this at the Rutgers Ag Museum today.