Job Opening – Temporary Landscape Designer
We seek a qualified Landscape Designer or Landscape Architect with a passion for ecologically sensitive design & planning and with strong design, technical, and Auto CAD abilities for a temporary
Marion Stormwater Park Designed by Equinox
A great article appeared on the mcdowellnews.com site that featured a park designed by Equinox. New park protects water quality in Marion by Mike Conley. “A stormwater park contains
Form and Function in Storm-water BMP’s
Bobbie Kelsten’s adorable yellow bungalow sits in a neighborhood that was built during a drought. At the time, no one knew that the neighborhood storm drain that lies directly behind
Anglers Beware – New Trespass Law in Effect
Fishing season will soon be upon us and many of us will be heading to our favorite stream or pond. Well, if those fishing spots are on private lands you
Yellow Birch in the Southern Appalachians
In the early 2000s, Hugh Morton, former owner of Grandfather Mountain reported an unusual number of large, dead trees high on the slopes of the mountain. The verbal report was
What is Your Ecological Address?
All of us know the state, county, and street we live on and many of us know the plant communities that surround our homes, but do you really know your
A Giving of Thanks
November is coming to an end: the cold is settling in, fireplaces are aglow, the leaves are on the ground and winter is just around the corner…it’s a busy time
Field Technician Position Now Closed
Sorry, but we are no longer accepting applications for the Natural Resources Field Technician job offering. We’d like to say ‘Thanks’ to everyone who applied! -Equinox Environmental
Bradley Nature Preserve Opens at Alexander’s Ford Historic Site
On October 5, 2012, the opening ceremony was held for the Bradley Nature Preserve at Alexander’s Ford. The Preserve was established on the historic site at Alexander’s Ford, where revolutionary
Autumn Leaves – The Chemistry Behind the Color
Welcome to Fall, the most beautiful time of year. A drier, cooler nip to the air, flurries of leaves, and the smell of a wood stove all come to mind.
