Newsletters
Fall 2011 (Volume 39)
• State and Town Budgets Cut
• Meadow Progress
• Tales from the Trails
• Thank You for Arts in the Park!
• Plant Spotlight: New England Aster
• Volunteer Profile: Luke Byrne
• Alumni Interview: Beth Jacob
• Tom Steigerwald
Spring 2011 (Volume 38)
• Meadow Makeover
• A Video About High School Park: Precious Places
• Winter WarmUp RoundUp
• Volunteer Profile: Tom Carboni
• A Botanical Superhero: Switchgrass
• Backyard Natives Garden Opens May 15
• Meet the Intern: Douglas Martin
Fall 2010 (Volume 37)
• Native Plant Demonstration Garden
• Alumni Spotlight: Caryl Levin
• Plant of the Season: Red Maple
• Volunteer Profile: Phyllis Borin
• Meet the Intern: Julia Hudson
Spring 2010 (Volume 36)
• Meet our New Board Members
• Tales from the Trails
• PA Grants $125K to Restore Meadow
• Healthy Parks Increase Home Property Values
• IN YOUR BACKYARD: Staghorn Sumac
Fall 2009 (Volume 35)
• Tales from the Trails
• Remembering C.J. Smith
• Meet Our New Park Restoration Manager: Diana K. Weiner!
• Plant Of The Season: Juniperus virginiana – Eastern Redcedar
• Interview With: Amy Steffen
Spring 2009 (Volume 34)
• Garden of Native Delights
• Programs in the Park
• Volunteer Spotlight
• Creekside Coop
• Arts in the Park: 14th Year
Fall 2008 (Volume 33)
• Walk With a Naturalist
• Arts in the Park: 13th Year
• Volunteer Spotlight
• Making Room for Natives
• Leaves of Three
Spring 2008 (Volume 32)
• New Wall Paves Way for Native Plant Showcase
• Book Review: Native Alternatives to Invasive Plants
• Volunteer Spotlight
• Green Tips For Your Garden
• Introducing Two New Board Members
Fall 2007 (Volume 31)
• In Your Backyard
• Volunteer Spotlight
• Amateur Naturalist Finds Treasure
• Native Plants in the Landscape
• Wilder Woodland
• Garden Club Dates
Spring 2007 (Volume 30) Part 1
Spring 2007 (Volume 30) Part 2
• Treasures of the Tookany Watershed Tour
• Volunteers Keep on Tugging In the Battle Against Garlic Mustard
• New Board Members
• New Staff
• Spring Cleaning for the Park
• April Blooms in High School Park
Fall 2006 (Volume 29)
• President’s Report
• Many Thanks to Recent Park Volunteers
• Arts in the Park
• Monarchs in the Meadow
• And Now, From Our Summer Intern...
• Friends Awarded TreeVitalize Grant
• Botanist Surveys HSP for Plant Stewardship Index Assessment
Fall 2005 (Volume 27)
• President’s Report
• From Eyesore to Wildlife Oasis—How High School Park Took Root
• Arts in the Park
• Remembering Joe Burke
• A Park For All Seasons and For All People
• New Pesticide Policy Drafted
