MCLEAN’S CULTURAL HERITAGE AND CLASSROOM ABROAD Faculty members Colleen McLean, Ray Beiersdorfer and Felicia Armstrong explored the island’s Niarbyl Fault. The narrow white line is the only known visible section of the Iapetus Suture between the former Laurentia and Avalonia paleocontinents over 400 million years ago. “IT’S LIKE NARNIA FOR ADULTS.” That’s how YSU students describe … Continue reading Field Course to the Isle of Man
Farmer’s Market Help Needed
The Friends of the Mahoning river will have a table at the Warren Courthouse square on the dates of June 11th and June 18th. Possibly even more dates depending on the amount of volunteers as this runs thorough to October. The times for the markets are every Tuesday from 3pm- 6pm. The Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership … Continue reading Farmer’s Market Help Needed
Former YSU professor talks about Mahoning River
Mahoning Headwaters Visit, Spring 2013
Friends of the Mahoning River visited the Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center in the spring of 2013 to view the headwaters of our Mahoning River. While at the Nature Center we took a tour of the grounds and witnessed a bird banding demonstration. The Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center consists of people, programs and places that work together to … Continue reading Mahoning Headwaters Visit, Spring 2013
Presentation at YSU English Festival
YSU English Festival is an annual program that promotes and cultivates reading and writing to about 3,000 residents from Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. One of the books chosen by staff for the children to read this year was Flush by Carl Hiaasen, which has an environmental message about polluting our waters. View our English … Continue reading Presentation at YSU English Festival
Friends of the Mahoning River 