I’m looking for an online library of Russian language children’s (upper elementary) books. Does anyone know of any resources like that? Teachers, please retweet — thank you!

Oh, my gosh.

We’ve got a yard full of clover and a bunch of assorted flowers, yet this is the first one of these I’ve seen this year.

It was cool to see a green heron at the school pond (north Alabama). That’s not something we see every day!

Our education team visited Mill Creek Elementary this past week for a 2-day on-campus program with 65 5th graders. We discussed water ecology, the water cycle, fossils, geology, and introduced them to some local macroinvertebrates. Plus a visit from RISE Raptor Project!

“There’s a last time for everything.” -Brad Paisley

Sean of the South: Homecoming wp.me/p5Xd0Q-9uT

When did you develop a love for the outdoors? When these kids participating in our Forest Friends program are asked, they'll say, "At an early age!"

If you see @RachelEvansEdD today, be sure to wish her a great day since she’s celebrating another trip around the Sun! MadCoSchools

Today was a beautiful day to catch some rays! (Please, no snake hating comments.)

Catching a #trashpandas game with Kim! Rocket City Trash Pandas

Two thumbs up!

I can’t pick blueberries without thinking, “You’re turning violet, Violet! “

This was fun to watch. Relaxing, even!

During August, National Make-a-Will Month, we hope you’ll consider including land conservation in your vision for the future. By designating the Land Trust as a recipient of a portion of your estate, you can extend your support beyond your lifetime. freewill.com/landtrustnal

Randolph School is excited to partner with the Land Trust of North Alabama, Frank Williams, and Black Kids Adventures, Inc. for a free, community event featuring Dudley Edmondson, author, speaker, and activist. All families at Randolph and in our North Alabama community are invited!

From the USMC Instagram page. Classic.

My first tweet in nearly a year is to say Threads is looking pretty good.