#FOREWORDFRIDAY: Naturalist 25th Anniversary
By Jada Mosley / On March 15th, 2019
This 25th Anniversary Edition celebrates Naturalist as a modern classic.
Eight Surprising Words that Describe Krill
By Katharine Sucher / On May 8th, 2018
As I watched, mesmerized, this mass of crustaceans became a living brick-red raft, writhing on top of the water’s surface. The water became disturbed as thousands of krill flipped their muscular tails and leaped clear of the water, falling back like a shower of pink raindrops.
#ForewordFriday: North Woods Edition
By Katharine Sucher / On February 5th, 2016
How long should a leaf live? When should blueberries ripen? What should a clever moose eat?
Rants from the Hill: Don't Fence Me In
By Michael Branch / On September 18th, 2015
Marking our territory with wildlife-friendly fences.
“Rants from the Hill” are Michael Branch’s monthly musings on life in the high country of western Nevada’s Great Basin Desert and originally posted at High Country News.
Celebrating Earth Day the Carnivore Way
By Cristina Eisenberg / On April 22nd, 2015
Meet the Author: Q & A with ... Cristina Eisenberg!
By Meghan Bartels / On March 18th, 2015
In this installment of the occasional series, we hear from Cristina Eisenberg, author of The Carnivore Way.
Magical Thinking is Not Conservation
By Meghan Bartels / On March 10th, 2015
Post by David Johns, contributor to Keeping the Wild: Against the Domestication of Earth.
When humans started to farm 12,000 years ago, they began to change the earth in basic ways, pushing aside other species to make room for themselves and those they favored, killing creatures they didn’t want and domesticating others, altering soils and water courses to suit themselves, and generally replacing ecological complexity with simplified landscapes.
How Did the Grizzly Bear Cross the Road?
By Cristina Eisenberg / On March 9th, 2015
Reposted from Cristina Eisenberg's blog at the Huffington Post with permission.