Kentucky Coffeetree III: An Ecological Enigma
March 7, 2019
Most of the tree species in our native sylva either have a reciprocity agreement with animals, in which the tree... Read More →
Bur Oak Land Trust Earns National Recognition
March 4, 2019
One thing that unites us as a nation is land: Americans strongly support saving the open spaces they love. Since... Read More →
Living Snowfences
February 28, 2019
Back in the 1980s a lot of us were promoting living snowfences to control snow drifting on the most difficult... Read More →
The Starling and Me
February 25, 2019
The blinding glare of the April evening sun over the water obscures my ability to sort out details. I’m standing... Read More →
Because They Are the Future
February 21, 2019
You probably already know that Prairie Preview is going to convene for the 36th time – on March 5th. Like... Read More →
Guest Post: The Buzz on Bees – True or False
February 18, 2019
We may still be in the middle of a cold winter, but any time is a good time to learn... Read More →
Kentucky Coffeetree II: The Coffee
February 14, 2019
In modern eras, there has been speculation about whether the early Kentucky pioneers actually made coffee from the seeds of... Read More →
Tax Time: An Easy Way to Support Iowa Conservation
February 11, 2019
It’s that time of year again: tax time! I love doing my taxes, and paying my taxes. What I love... Read More →
Kentucky Coffeetree I: A Rare Species
February 7, 2019
Of all the trees in our native sylva, Kentucky coffeetree is probably the least familiar and the most misunderstood. So... Read More →
Guest Post: A Database of Every Tree in Iowa City
February 4, 2019
Did you know there is now a database of every tree in Iowa City, which gives information on the tree... Read More →
