Restoring nature

Restoring nature isn't easy, nor is it always possible. It's what we need to do, in our communities, gardens, and home landscapes, however.

So, I was glad to read a story in the NY Times today about a significant restoration project in Manhattan.

Nature is resilient, but today, needs help to restore a semblance of what's 'natural.'

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