Former Executive Director, SRWMD and SJRWMD, Water Policy (FDEP) Florida, University of Notre Dame (PhD limnology), mom, spouse, all about water. Tweets my own.
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Following Pope Leo XIV’s surgery and diagnosis, University President Father Robert Dowd asks all members of the Notre Dame family to pray for the Holy Father’s full recovery and return to good health.
Cancer touches nearly all of our lives, whether in our own health journeys or those of people we love and hold dear.
Through the intercession of our Patroness, Mary, we pray that Pope Leo and all those who undergo medical treatment for cancer and other health challenges experience the Lord's closeness and healing.
ALT A hand lights a candle inside a glass holder using a long matchstick. Several lit candles are aligned on a metal rack, creating a warm and ambient glow.
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
A valuable story. I wish bishops and religious superiors would acknowledge the many priestly and religious vocations lost to, or “paused” by, institutionally enabled sexual predation.
The discussion afterwards is stellar. The Church needs these sisters.
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✅ This reservoir is a major feat of engineering, construction and planning.
✅ This reservoir added 55 billion gallons of water capacity storage in South Florida.
✅ This reservoir is one of the most important projects in the history of Everglades restoration.
💧🏅👏 The 10,000-acre Caloosahatchee (C-43) Reservoir is a key component of the joint state-federal Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a major achievement in our broader mission to restore the Everglades, expand Florida’s water storage capacity and protect important ecosystems now and for future generations.
Looking for an update on the Caloosahatchee (C-43) Reservoir? 👉 Click here SFWMD.link/4xVRaXP to watch that portion of the September Governing Board Meeting.
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
Let's join the Pope in praying that everyone has access to clean drinking water. This is one thing we take for granted, but it's a real concern in much of the world.
Nature-based solutions for long term resilience: wetlands for nature, wildlife, and aquifer recharge - excellent! jacobs.com/projects/4g-ranch…
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Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸
From battlefields and memorials to parks and protected landscapes, the places cared for by the National Park Service help bring our shared history to life.
ALT Ranger on horseback carrying American Flag in Yosemite
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
Happy Summer Solstice! Today in Yellowstone, we experience just shy of 7 hours more daylight than on the winter solstice in December. How are you commemorating the longest day of the year?
ALT A rainbow seen in front of a tall waterfall in a canyon
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
We are sending out another round of our magazine to anyone who did not receive a copy!
If you would like us to mail you one, you can sign up right here: forms.gle/dWpj5Ebt1qciKt6k8
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
This line 😭— “For an algorithm, an error is a flaw to be corrected; for a person, however, an error can be a catalyst for profound change.” — Pope Leo, #Magnificahumanitas
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
Giant pandas are officially no longer classified as "Endangered"
But it was nothing to do with them
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
Imagine explaining this to someone from another state.
#Florida #OfficialStateIguanaTrapper
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$179m in planned Florida Forever conservation projects is sitting unfunded — with willing sellers waiting on the state to act. Lawmakers have until May 29 to honor the $100M/year law they unanimously passed in 2023. Take action: takeaction.io/1000fof/urge-l…
Ann B. Shortelle retweeted
With my 25th anniversary coming up in five weeks, I have a specific request to make of those of you willing to help me make a meaningful commemoration of it. I won’t have any party or celebration (other than a private Mass). Instead, I’m asking each of you to consider using whatever influence you have to get the Sisters of the Little Way magazine actively distributed and promoted at your parish, university/seminary, fraternal organization, deanery meeting, etc. Send me pictures of the distribution and I’ll post them with my gratitude. Alternatively, you could arrange discussion groups to listen to their Descent Into Light series, and send me group photographs. I won’t ask you for anything else until my 50th!
