Jeff Opperman is the global lead freshwater scientist for the World Wildlife Fund. He is the first author of the book “Floodplains.” He recently penned an article for the New York Times about the prevalence of natural terms, metaphors and … Continued
The Washington Post recently published an amusing article on bird watching from wherever you might call home. It’s easy to get into, and the popularity is exploding as we all try to #stayhome right now. “A Flying Start” by By Sadie … Continued
Patagonia and “Mountain Bike” magazine both published an essay from a Mountain Biker on why he no longer “poaches” trails designed for hikers only in Wilderness areas. By Michael Ferrentino THERE WAS NO DISCERNIBLE DIFFERENCE between the trail I had been … Continued
An article exploring how being surrounded by nature, or having a tree outside our window, can calm us, reduce violence, and bring peace. Full Article Here
By Whitney Tilt A few years back Clyde and Carol Aspevig coined the term “Landsnorkelling.” As their website, http://landsnorkel.com/ explains, “land snorkeling is taking the time to savor aspects of nature we ordinarily don’t see or pay attention to. Land … Continued
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A Bird Hunter’s Table, is about cooking, eating, and sharing friendship. It is also about gundogs, gamebirds, and getting outside to enjoy the land. A Bird Hunter’s Table includes over 130 recipes, collectively assembled by friends and family. In addition, the … Continued