For The Joy of Animals: The Coyote And The Badger

We are taught that competing for resources is natures way. That life is about survival of the fittest. That to … More

For The Joy of Animals: Baby Skunks

Who knew baby skunks were such cute little stin… um, stompers…

For The Joy of Animals: Bear Bathtub

At the end of a long day, there is nothing like a good soak in the local watering hole.

The Restorative Habit of Gardening

Harriet Gross is professor of psychology, as well as acting pro vice chancellor and head of the College of Arts, … More

For The Joy Of Animals: Banana Loving Baby Flying Fox

Biting off more than one can chew seems to be a universal trait of youth, regardless of species. And National … More

Book Review: AMERICAN DIRT by Jeanine Cummins

I am SO fortunate to have gotten my hands on AMERICAN DIRT by Jeanine Cummins in advance of publication (thanks … More

Book Review: THE WILDLANDS by Abby Geni

Timely. Terrifying. Heartbreaking. Yes, THE WILDLANDS by Abby Geni with its examination of human impact on the natural world is … More

Fall Squashes — Nutrient-Packed And Versatile

The fall season brings a variety of squashes to the market that we don’t see at other times of the … More

Words: “Never Alone Or Weary Of Life”

Earth sustains us not only in body, but in spirit: “Those who dwell, as scientists or laymen, among the beauties … More

For The Joy of Animals: Bison Calf Reunion

As a nature lover, watching wildlife in action can be enthralling, relaxing, educational, compelling, exhilarating, and magical… right up to the … More