The Acorn, ARNHA's quarterly newsletter, features articles by local naturalists and Parkway advocates. It is mailed to all members. To request it electronically, give us your e-mail address: arnha@comcast.net
Emergent Animal Minds What do we have in common with otters? By Richard E. Avery, PhD, Dept. of Biological Sciences CSUS
Acorn issues 2004 - 2009 available for download
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Fall 2011 Feature Article: Meet Paul Tebbel Summer 2011 Feature Article: Second Annual Painting Where the Wild Things Are Spring 2011 Feature Article: Carol Doersch hailed at special ARNHA Meeting Winter 2010 - 2011 Feature Article: 'Awesome' response for EYNC programs Fall 2010 Feature Article: Effie Yeaw Nature Center under new management Summer 2010 Feature Article: ARNHA to Take Over Nature Center? Spring 2010 Feature article: Early geology of the Lower American River Winter 2009 - 10 Feature article: Creepy Crawlies - crucial critters that get a bum rap Fall 2009 Acorn Feature article: Green: The color of primary producers Summer 2009 Acorn Feature article: Night Music:Biophony, Biophilia and Biodiversity on the Parkway Spring 2009 Feature Article: Happy Trails Ahead: The future looks bright for trails systems in our region
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Fall 2005Acorn Briefs: Fall 2005 Feature Article: Rattlesnakes & Rattles Spring 2005 Feature Article: The Pond Turtle, Hoping for a Better Season Fall 2004 Feature Article: Seeing Green, Unexpected Value of Living among Plants
Summer 2005 Feature Article: Share Your Passion for Nature, Join the EYNC Docent Team Winter 2004-05 Feature Article: Acorn Woodpeckers Take Care of Their Own Summer 2004 Feature Article: Dragons & Damsels along the American Rive
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