EDEN - Delmarva

11/07/2017

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10/05/2017

This film, entitled Tidewater, is a story about Hampton Roads, Virginia, a southeastern port near Virginia Beach, and a home to the largest military installation on the east coast.

Producer Roger Sorkin and associate producer and filmmaker Judy G. Rolfe have worked together to create the Tidewater film. Because of the recent tropical storms and hurricanes that have devastated U.S Island communities, such as the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico this story of vulnerability is a National News event.

In the future this film, Tidewater may be the template for how citizens, the military, and businesses, solve regional flooding crises on the east coast

I encourage all of you to see the film, Tidewater. You will definitely learn something. You can purchase tickets here: http://www.rehobothfilm.com/film_events_special_screenings_events.html

05/27/2017

What an amazing day in the SNAC Garden at Southern Delaware School of the Arts! First and second grade enjoyed finding insects and creatures in our garden for hours of delightful and animated explorations! Loved having salad and dissecting flowers with fourth graders! 🌸💕 what a pollination party on the carrot flowers all day long!

05/26/2017

According To Scientists, Visiting The Beach Will Have A Positive Effect On Your Brain.

"Nature in general has always been a factor in healthy happy lives, but the beach in particular is so good for the soul."

We encourage everyone to go outside and enjoy our beautiful planet. Read more about the benefits of sunshine & fresh air here: http://shareably.net/visiting-the-beach/?utm_source=hp&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=undefined

And visit http://www.edendelmarva.org/ for economic and practical solutions for sustainable living.

05/23/2017

Looking for another reason to go to the beach?

Tip #3. Going to the beach can help reduce feelings of depression.

"The hypnotic sound of the waves in combination with the sight and smells of the beach can put you into a meditative space."

Learn More: http://shareably.net/visiting-the-beach/?utm_source=hp&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=undefined

05/18/2017

Looking for a reason to escape to the beach?

Reason #2 - The beach boosts your creativity.

"Feeling like you’re in a creative rut? Well, scientists now believe that the solution to this is the beach."

Read More: http://shareably.net/visiting-the-beach/?utm_source=hp&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=undefined

05/16/2017

According to scientists, visiting the beach can change your brain in an incredible way! Stayed tuned to learn more...

1. Going to the beach reduces stress.

"Water is nature’s cure to life’s stressors. It’s full of naturally occurring positive ions that are known for having the ability to make you feel at ease. So whether you jump in for a swim or simply dip your toes in the water, you’re sure to experience a feeling of relaxation. That’s one instant mood booster we could all use from time to time!"

Source: http://shareably.net/visiting-the-beach/?utm_source=hp&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=undefined

We all know that spending time outdoors is good for you on both a physical and mental level, but the benefits of spending time specifically at the beach have just been revealed. That incredible feeling of peace and calmness that you experience at the beach is now being referred to as “blue space.” T...

05/12/2017

The Clean Water Forum is TODAY. Tickets are still available: http://www.edendelmarva.org/clean-water-forum.html

We hope to see you there!

05/12/2017

The Mystery of John Brown’s Cave, Harpers Ferry Virginia: A True Story - Epilogue

Tom and I slept that night on our wool blankets on benches in the train depot. Miraculously the building was left open, even after railroad personnel left for the evening. The next morning after getting breakfast at Mom’s again, we headed for home, hitchhiking this time. It took us a little over 6 hours.

John Brown’s Cave was for us a wonderland of exploration. We found that the narrow limestone cavern was about 4,000 feet long, with a dozen rabbit holes, with more large Caverns and all sorts of passageways. All through High School, the Cavern was our playground. During senior year, we even brought girls to the Cave and told the story about the skeleton in the doomed room. The girls always squealed when we told them about the bats. John Brown’s Cave was our secret, and we reveled in the knowledge that we had been the ones to find it...

Continue Reading: http://www.edendelmarva.org/blog8.html
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05/11/2017

The Clean Water Forum is TOMORROW! Limited tickets are still available: http://www.edendelmarva.org/clean-water-forum.html

The Forum will pinpoint causes and explore solutions to the issue of nutrient overload in the Chesapeake Bay, the Inland Bays, among other waterways in Delaware. Top leaders and local experts will outline their agendas for change and discuss what more could and should be done.

Join us tomorrow at the Atlantic Sands Hotel, 101 N. Boardwalk, Rehoboth Beach, DE.

http://www.edendelmarva.org/clean-water-forum.html

05/09/2017

The Mystery of John Brown’s Cave, Harpers Ferry Virginia: A True Story - Part VII

Looking down at the footprint of light, I noticed that the pile of rubble was directly below the reflection of light. Curious, I began to probe the detritus in the pile of rubble, within the footprint of light. As I hurriedly clawed my way through the detritus, a human skull revealed itself. Shocked at the sight, I yelled, fell down, then ran away from the pile, breathing heavily.

“Everything all right up there? Tom yelled from below.
“You’re scaring me! Is everything all right?”

You won't believe what happens next!! Find out here: http://www.edendelmarva.org/blog7.html

05/09/2017

Former DNREC Secretary, Collin O’Mara: “… But, challenges persist, and if we continue on our current path, clean water is still many decades away…”

The Clean Water Forum is an annual educational event, created by EDEN Delmarva. The Forum showcases different speakers from different sectors, including agriculture, education, science, working men and women, who are out in their environment, every day, trying to make the world a better place…

We urge you to join us Friday, May 12, 2017 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at the Atlantic Sands Hotel, 101 N. Boardwalk, at the Ocean in Rehoboth Beach. For tickets, visit: http://www.edendelmarva.org/clean-water-forum.html