By: Karen Stevenson DIRT ROAD ON THE EAST SIDE: I find a turkey tail feather lying in my path, a sign, perhaps, of the end of tom-foolery display and indifferent hens that are now out of sight, setting on nests … Continued
A photo essay on the awakening prairie and its animals on the American Prairie Reserve. View Photos>>
Nairn’s Prairie Falcon from Dale Guthormsen on Vimeo. And a radio program featuring an essay by Karen Stevenson paired with a poem by Linda Hasselstrom. Listen Here! and view some photos while you do so!
Original Article Here: newswatch.nationalgeographic.com While parts of the U.S. bundle up for extreme winter weather, the animals on American Prairie Reserve (APR) have enjoyed several warm weeks in January. Since my last trip to the Reserve earlier this month, our staff … Continued
Article here on nationalgeographic.com A Wild Life at 40 Below: Working on a Snow-Covered American Serengeti The bison herd on American Prairie Reserve moves across the landscape unfazed by winter weather. Photo: Dennis Lingohr When you think about modern … Continued
Dr. E.O. Wilson discusses the importance of children exploring the outdoors and how American Prairie Foundation and American Prairie Reserve can help kids enjoy nature in meaningful ways!
From NationalGeographic.com An Abundance of Rarity, Prairies and Beyond – with Eric Dinerstein In his travels around the world, World Wildlife Fund Lead Scientist Eric Dinerstein has been fortunate to experience an abundance of today’s uncommon creatures. His latest book, The Kingdom of Rarities,takes readers … Continued
WOW – A FABULOUS ARTICLE written by our great naturalist friend, Whitney Tilt! Including a mention for landsnorkel.com… “I am “land snorkeling,” to use a term coined by artists Clyde Aspevig and Carol Guzman (visit http://landsnorkel.com). I am out under the … Continued