Russell Dunn surprises us with a story about a forgotten waterfall at John Boyd Thacher State Park: As you can see, we didn’t take too much time to gather the video because this talk was an exclusive for all who attended this particular Dig The Falls meet up at John Boyd Thacher State Park. We hope to have another activity set very soon. Until then, please show your support by signing up for our Newsletter to the right. We have […]
But you can call it NYSWC, if you like. You will be hearing a lot of buzz around the newly formed NYSWC and what it means to Dig The Falls and, more importantly, to you! “One of which you may know well; Russell Dunn.” Right now, we are proud to say that we have teamed up as underwriters of sorts for the coalition. Along with the DTF Team, the NYSWC has pulled in some really great members. One of which you […]
Could you go ahead and rehydrate that cliff face for me. …Yeah… That’d be great…… We all know that one guy. You know, the guy who everyone knows and relies on for a great story. The one that always has a great idea for any given situation. Don’t you? Well, maybe you’re that guy (or gal)! And, yes, that IS GREAT! We had the opportunity over the weekend to stage a meetup at John Boyd Thacher State Park to hike and […]
The Dig The Falls team has an announcement to make… This coming weekend Dig The Falls has put together a meetup at John Boyd Thacher State Park. For those fortunate enough to be able to attend, they will be among a lucky few to hear this announcement first. What does this mean for everyone else? In the coming weeks, there will be a lot of buzz around trail cleanup and conservation efforts of the group and especially the Dig The […]
Anthro-what?… And then it hit me… Why are there so many important issues out there that I have heard about, but do not truly understand? To tell you the truth, when I first heard about the Anthropocene topic in depth I thought I knew what it was, but I still had to Google it: An·thro·po·cene /ˈanTHrəpəˌsēn/ adjective adjective: Anthropocene relating to or denoting the current geological age, viewed as the period during which human activity has been the dominant influence […]