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Equinox | Bill Eaker, Business Development, Conservation Planning, Environmental Consulting,

Equinox Starts 2015 with a Bang

Equinox is pleased to announce that Bill Eaker has joined the Equinox team. “We are excited to have someone with such a respected reputation and who has accomplished so much in

Equinox Environmental | angling, fishing, Landowner Protection Act, trespassing, Wildlife Resources Commission,

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

Equinox Environmental | acid deposition, ecology, research, Southern Appalachians, Southern Research Station, trees, yellow birch,

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

Equinox Environmental | anthocyanins, autumn, chemistry, chlorophyll, Fall, trees,

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.

Equinox Environmental | curb appeal, gardening, Landscape Design, LEED, Native Plants, patio, shrubs, trees,

Top 10 Ways To Revitalize Your Landscape (In a not-so-great economy)

Hey! Just because you may be strapped for money this year doesn’t mean that you can’t add some excitement to your landscape. There are numerous things that you can do that

Equinox Environmental | Chattooga River, hiking, kayaking, preservation, whitewater, Wild and Scenic,

The Chattooga River– Wild and Scenic

Kayaking or rafting is a unique way to experience a river. Recently I took a trip down the Wild and Scenic Chattooga River, which forms the Georgia/ South Carolina state