Check out Defend the Forest on NPR today! Last segment on the program
https://www.wabe.org/episode/new-report-outlines-latino-voter-engagement-atlanta-moves-toward-revamping-parking-spaces-to-outdoor-seating-areas/
https://www.wabe.org/episode/new-report-outlines-latino-voter-engagement-atlanta-moves-toward-revamping-parking-spaces-to-outdoor-seating-areas/
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New Report Outlines Latino Voter Engagement; Atlanta Moves Toward Revamping Parking Spaces To Outdoor Seating Areas | 90.1 FM WABE
Jerry Gonzalez, the executive director of GALEO (Georgia Assoc. of Latino Elected Officials), discusses a new report that highlights the 2020 growth and engagement of the Latino voters in Georgia. Plus, Atlanta City Planning Commissioner Tim Keane and Vanessa…
This is today at 5:30pm! Should be quite informative. Much like the Endangered Species Act is one of the only legal tools available to halt projects due to potential loss of endangered species, the Tree Protection Ordinance, has the potential to be a great legal tool in slowing McMansion development and indiscriminate tree destruction.
Also today! Jam session has been moved to 7pm to accommodate for the Tree Ordinance discussion
And another event is on the schedule for Kid's Day Today!
Rocks Rule: cool rocks and fossils from around the world
3:00!
Rocks Rule: cool rocks and fossils from around the world
3:00!
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The Forest Ecology Walk with experts on the Atlanta forest is awesome
Wade Davis, Anthropologist: Plants Talk
https://youtu.be/0f3fYbrQXic
https://youtu.be/0f3fYbrQXic
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Wade Davis, Anthropologist: Plants Talk
"In the Amazon, I've been with hunters who could smell animal urine at forty paces and tell you what species left it behind. You look at the Polynesian seafarers who could, just by reading the ocean like a series of rivers which is how they saw the currents…