If It Doesn’t Kill You, It Will Make You Stronger
February 1, 2018
In a former career, I used to work on oil spill sites, planting fast-growing tree thickets to do the final... Read More →
Origins of an at-risk species
January 29, 2018
David Cordray details his findings of an at-risk orchid and hypothesizes on how it may have come to be. These... Read More →
The Baldfaced Hornet
January 25, 2018
These are nasty females you do not want to meet in summer, so now is the time to get a... Read More →
Land Trust Alliance Blog: What is Community Conservation?
January 22, 2018
There are many different visions and thoughts on community, and I found this Land Trust Alliance article on community conservation... Read More →
Answers to Holiday Conservation Crossword Puzzle
January 18, 2018
Conservation Friends, If you entirely filled the holidays with family and friends, and long walks in the woods, and a... Read More →
A Hummingbird Honeysuckle for Your Cold Microclimate
January 11, 2018
My microclimate blogs over the past two years have tended to emphasize our warmer sites. This is because a significant... Read More →
Audubon’s Mammals
January 4, 2018
Everyone knows about John James Audubon’s masterful portrayal of North American birds. Less well known is that shortly after completion... Read More →
Resilience in Nature and in Life
January 1, 2018
I’ve been thinking a lot about resilience lately – this year to me has been one emotional upheaval after another... Read More →
Greetings from the Land
December 28, 2017
Conservation Friends, New Year’s greetings from our family to yours. We have been most fortunate to have a little piece... Read More →
A Biodiversity Detective – Unraveling the Clues
December 26, 2017
Here’s a great example of an experience trying to document whether an endangered species or species at risk has been... Read More →
