by Rochester Ecology Partners | Mar 3, 2025 | newsletter, Our News
Rochester Ecology Partners is excited to present our first published annual report for the 2023-24 fiscal year. We presented a balance of stories and statistics that represent the extraordinary impact of our work and the amazing community support that has made it possible.
by Rochester Ecology Partners | Jun 3, 2024 | newsletter
Hello, The idea of radical joy has come up in our conversations many times over the past few months as we talk about what we do. We hope to always bring radical joy to our community and those who surround us by connecting all people with the wonders and peace that can...
by Rochester Ecology Partners | Jun 15, 2023 | newsletter
Hello, Our recent Friendraiser picnic was a reminder of why we do what we do. Our community is fortunate to have extraordinary natural gifts and Lake Ontario Beach Park is one of them. It is the perfect place to find nature together. From making kites out of recycled...
by Rochester Ecology Partners | Dec 21, 2022 | newsletter
We were recently discussing what to call time spent connected to nature. One research article compared “green time” to “screen time”. It is a clever rhyme but this time of year it is hard to think of time outside as green time. More like “gray time”. If we are being a little more generous about how colorful the world is here this time of year “brown time” might work. Whatever you call it some green, gray, and brown in our lives is very beneficial. This is especially true if you share this time with someone else.
by Rochester Ecology Partners | Aug 8, 2022 | newsletter, Our News
From a seed to a sapling. That is what it feels like right now as Rochester Ecology Partners enters a new stage of growth. In the last two months we had our first big event, added a board member, brought new people onto our team, moved into an office for the summer, and have worked with our partners to launch the Neighborhood Nature Summer Program.
by Rochester Ecology Partners | May 11, 2022 | newsletter
It feels good to be getting out and doing things to fulfill our mission of helping all people find nature where they live, work, and play through nature-based learning and community building!