One with nature
With exhibits spanning two floors, there is a lot to see at the Greenburgh Nature Center in Scarsdale.
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Spring awakening
The ecosystem is reborn on PBS’ “Nature: American Spring LIVE,” which the Emmy- and Peabody-award winning series will air April 29 through May 1.
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When cats were king
“Dog” may spell “god” backward, but cats were once worshiped as gods, as Audrey discusses.
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That singular species, from ancient Egypt to Andrew Lloyd Webber
“Oh, he don’t belong to nobody. Cats don’t belong to nobody. He just rooms with me.” — John Wayne to Kim Darby in “True…
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Nature’s art gallery
It is a wonder that one cannot impart to others.” – Ho Chi Minh “To form this wonder, nature only uses stone and water…
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Animal lust
Few luxury houses are more closely associated with nature than Hermès. From its foundation in 1837 by Thierry Hermès as a maker of bridles…
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For that first snow day…
Sure, it’s hard to imagine having a snow – or “work at home” day – with the weather we’ve been having lately. But we’re…
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Though Westchester County has its share of Greyhound rescue centers, none have ever seen a pup like England’s Jasmine. As the story goes, Brit…
Read MoreWild about filmmaking
People think of Fred Kaufman as a regular Dr. Doolittle. They bring him their sick animals, their “zoo stories,” so to speak. The confusion is not so surprising. The Irvington resident has been with “Nature” – PBS’ most watched documentary film series – from its inception in 1982, with the last 21years spent as executive producer.
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Planting seeds in the garden of earthly delights Ever since Eve tempted Adam – or so he said, the wimp, blaming the wife –…
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