A fascinating article, Second Nature by Dorothy Wickenden in The New Yorker, triggers a cascade of thinking about practical conservation wherever we live
Rewilding in India, and in our own backyards Read More »
A realtor suggests lawn, missing the point entirely. Even after being told.
Lawn, lawn everywhere? No! Read More »
Absolutely riveting, The Premonition is the story about people trying to prevent needless deaths from a pandemic they saw coming.
Reading The Premonition: Michael Lewis knows how to tell a story Read More »
Stories about landing dangerous mako sharks bring to mind Alaska stories about the dangers of fishing for halibut
We’d see it briefly, then it would disappear for days. What was it? This unusual animal kept us guessing for weeks.
Squirrel? Rabbit? Marmot? Squirrel! Read More »
Under duress, finally reading Walden
Reading Walden in the time of Covid Read More »
Conservation is democracy extended to the natural world
Are we all post-naturalists now? Read More »
A softball question reveals a profound difference in who these two politicians think they are serving
Taxpayers are not The People Read More »
Thousands of monarch butterflies gather on a maple tree overnight
Butterflies and Ideas take flight Read More »
