NEWS OF THE MONTH FROM THE TARRYTOWN ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
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APRIL 2021
WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT
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This month, we've broken ground on a native plant project on the grounds of the Warner Library, so we're in a celebratory mood! We're planning events for April and May to celebrate Earth Day. Spring's here, so we're thinking of homegrown tomatoes, Vegan cooking, sleeping outside in a lean-to, and that fresh laundry smell. We're seriously looking forward to a River Sweep this year, 'cuz it's out on the water! Set your compost up to get picked up, then grab a glass of wine and come to our (Zoom) meeting. It's Thursday night! (See the end for the link.)
MANY HANDS
TARRYTOWN'S NEW GARDEN
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DIGGING IN FOR POLLINATORS


 


Lots of hands and spades at the ground-breaking and construction of the new pollinator garden on the Warner Library grounds.

This week TEAC, in collaboration with Friends of the Library, Rey Insurance and dedicated volunteers, broke ground on a 15’ x 10’ native plant garden.

This demonstration garden will benefit pollinators and residents alike. For our pollinators it will create much needed habitat and food sources. For our residents it will bring joy and awareness of the vital role that pollinators play within our ecosystem.