Awe-Inspiring New Green Homes, Backyard Bird Gardens and More

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	March 16, 2010

Awe-Inspiring
New Green Homes
Way beyond shipping container homes, these fresh green buildings are at the cutting edge of style and convenience.

10 Big Reasons to Stop Using Dead Trees

Protecting Farms Saves More Than Local Food

This red eft was photographed at Louisa Pond in Esopus, N.Y. When they are young, red-spotted newts are called red efts and live in forests. In adulthood, they turn a darker gray-green and live in ponds. »

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Backyard Bird Gardens

Supporting Wildlife
15 ways to attract beautiful birds and songs to your yard, and 10+ more bird conservation tips from the National Audubon Society.


	Swap Out Your Lawn's Grass for Moss

	30 Ways to Get Your Kid to Play Outside

Real Foods for Real Health

The Superfood Diet: Commonsense healthy eating, with superfoods.


	Fresh Spring Recipes

	Healthy Recipes for Every Meal

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