Remembering All that We’ve Lost by our Inhumanity
As November closed out, likely very few acknowledged the last day of the month as Remembrance Day for Lost Species. More attention... Read More
Fur-Bearing Animals, Other Critters Being Driven to Extinction for Dinner
Hunting for food and purported medicinal products is threatening more than 300 species of mammals with extinction in what is being called... Read More
Enforcement Gives Jeopardized Habitat a Helping Hand
A trash-filled wash located below Arizona’s scenic Diablito Mountain, 21 miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border at Nogales. Among the many positives... Read More
Our Plastic Future is Now
“I just want to say one word to you. Just one word.” "Plastics" scene from The Graduate. “Yes sir?” “Are... Read More
The Tragic Face of Extinction
The critically endangered blue-eyed black lemur of Madagascar – only 100 survive in the wild. Wild creatures our grandchildren will never experience... Read More
On Turtle Independence Day, No Fireworks, but Lots of Love
On the 4th of July, the annual Turtle Independence Day will be celebrated at Hawaii’s Mauna Lani Resort, a tradition that began... Read More
A Meditation on Ecological Sustainability
The Radiant Optimism of Sustainability Sutra, by Roy Morrison Roy Morrison is a visionary. He is also a long-time New England-based energy... Read More
Nature’s Peace, Quiet Shattered by Noise
Some years ago, when I lived in New Mexico, I had the privilege of backpacking in the Gila Wilderness of the Gila... Read More
In An Otherwise Divisive Election Year, Last November American Voters United to Approve more than $6 Billion for Local Parks, Natural Areas
And Californians Did Their Part Last November, in spite of one of the most heated, contentious campaigns in American history, conservatives and... Read More
Today is Endangered Species Day
Let’s Not Forget the Main Driver of Species Disappearance: Too Many Humans One of the most flagrant and far-reaching impacts of human... Read More