Cori Brown
Cori Brown is a graduate of Slippery Rock University, with a B.S. in Parks and Recreation. She worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District, for over 34 years as a park ranger, natural resources management specialist and environmental compliance officer. She enjoys the outdoors every day with her dog Navi and her longtime partner Jim. She writes from Hampstead. Contact her at cori1818@gmail.com.
- We don’t really know where we are headed with COVID-19, but one thing I do know is that I’m headed out to the yard to smell the air, sit among the trees and listen to the birds.
- Critters burrow under them, into them and around them. Raptors use their scruffy branches for lookout perches to launch hunts into the grasses and weeds.
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- A nightjar is the name for a strange looking bird better known in our region as the Common Nighthawk.
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- We have only one earth. Someday we may inhabit the moon or maybe even Mars. Hopefully we will do it in a much more harmonious way. Our time on earth barely rates a blip on the screen yet our footprint is so enormous it threatens to upend life as we know it.
