Wonder Wednesday 96: Plantain First Aid Salve Happy Wonder Wednesday! Whether you’ve been out in the streets working for justice, up in Read More Wonder Wednesday 96: Plantain First Aid Salve
Hiking With Kids: 5 Tips The spring equinox passed, the season is officially here, and that means no excuses. It’s Read More Hiking With Kids: 5 Tips
Ho’omaluhia. The More You Learn, the Less You Know One of the things I most love about nature, and botany in particular, is that Read More Ho’omaluhia. The More You Learn, the Less You Know
Wonder Wednesday #29: Ice Catchers With winter in full swing it’s time to use the cold to our advantage! I Read More Wonder Wednesday #29: Ice Catchers
When Plans Don’t Pan: Misadventures in Biodiversity Last Saturday was 13 degrees up here in the Blue Ridge, so we decided we’d Read More When Plans Don’t Pan: Misadventures in Biodiversity
New Year, Classic Perspectives Happy New Year!! I hope everyone enjoyed their holiday season, however and whatever you chose Read More New Year, Classic Perspectives
The Sky is Falling!!! Let’s Make Wishes Well, not really, but the Perseid Meteor shower is starting! This meteor shower brings back some of Read More The Sky is Falling!!! Let’s Make Wishes
Seed Swap: What Keeps You Easeful, Peaceful, and Useful? Depending on where you live, you could still have a month of summer’s slow ease Read More Seed Swap: What Keeps You Easeful, Peaceful, and Useful?
Real Lichen Aren’t Werewolves A couple weeks ago I was hiking with a group of people, including my sister, Read More Real Lichen Aren’t Werewolves
The Radical Rhododendron I have been waiting all winter for the perfect ice storm to get the pictures Read More The Radical Rhododendron
The American Chestnut and the Blue Ridge Parkway This past weekend I took a snowy walk with a Nature Foundation (at Wintergreen) naturalist Read More The American Chestnut and the Blue Ridge Parkway
Stellar Snow Art Happy New Year! I hope all of you have had a great winter break with Read More Stellar Snow Art
National Public Lands Day in Colorado Springs Sunrise at the Garden of the Gods, in front of Pike’s Peak That’s right, Colorado Read More National Public Lands Day in Colorado Springs
Interview! Samantha Hutchinson- Connection and Place in the Ozarks Developing a strong connection to place during childhood is incredibly important for raising children Read More Interview! Samantha Hutchinson- Connection and Place in the Ozarks
An Apology, a Thank You, and Chocolate Chili Before I get too far into this post, I wanted to say sorry and thank Read More An Apology, a Thank You, and Chocolate Chili