The MEEC resource center houses hundreds of books, magazines, journals and videos relating to ecology, botany, sustainability, restoration, faith and justice, spirituality and more. The resource center is open by appointment, with check-out privileges restricted to current Friends of MEEC. A classroom with meeting space is also available for rentals. To make an appointment to use the library or to inquire about meeting space, please call 973/429-3582 or email us.
Online Resources
Overwhelmed by the variety of native plants available? We've put together some lists of reliable favorites to get you started. Want a prairie patch? Have a wet area? Need to fill in some shady spots? We've got you covered.
Most of our favorite butterflies and moths begin life as caterpillars on a very specific plant or closely related group of plants - their hosts. Adult monarch butterflies, for example may gather nectar and pollen from any number of plants (and may provide valuable pollination services in
The Marian Library at the University of Dayton received the collected papers of John Stokes, who popularized Mary gardens in the United States, in 2007.
A discussion guide designed for communities to reflect on Laudato Si and to discern actions they can take to care for God’s creation.
MEEC developed an online course on the encyclical offered through the Virtual Learning Communities for Faith Formation at the University of Dayton.
- For a great orientation and introduction, check out America Media's Top Ten Takeaways from Laudato Si.