Poetry Workshop with Young People

By on March 5, 2012   /   The Beak  
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Poetry Workshop with Young People

Heron’s Eye Communications spent an afternoon leading a poetry workshop for a great group of young people from Wayne and Pike counties. The session was organized by Virginia Kennedy, Outreach & Development Manager, at the Delaware Highlands Conservancy. prequalifying for a loana 1 payday loansi need a cash advance right now Poetry Workshop Session Sandy talked with the kids about techniques and styles of poetry, then shared some of her poems. Krista talked about growing up in the anthracite coal

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Partnership for Habitat Protection

By on March 3, 2012   /   The Beak  
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Partnership for Habitat Protection

The Eagle Institute and Delaware Highlands Conservancy have merged in a partnership that will lead to the continued resurgence of the eagle in the Upper Delaware River region and to better protection of critical eagle habitat. The Eagle Institute is the Upper Delaware River Watershed’s premier organization for the protection of eagles and the stewardship of their habitat. The Conservancy is the region’s foremost organization for the protection of healthy lands and waters and has protected over 13,000 acres to

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2008 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence

By on March 2, 2012   /   The Beak  
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2008 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence

Heron’s Eye Communications was officially presented with a 2008 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence during a ceremony and reception at Grey Towers National Historic Site, which included representatives of the regional and state conservation community. Mike Bedrin, Director of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s Northeast Region, presented the award to Heron’s Eye Co-Founders Krista Gromalski and Sandy Long to recognize the firm’s work on Nature’s Keepers, an inspirational documentary film about Pike County’s 150-year history of land stewardship and

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