Urban Garden Rx: Greening My MindWalking to my garden plot has become more than just a hobby; it has become a true source of joy and a lifeline for my mental healthApril 22, 2024
Creating a Butterfly Sanctuary in Your BackyardContribute to wildlife conservation and enjoy opportunities to engage in butterfly watching and citizen science in your own backyard butterfly sanctuaryApril 16, 2024
Bill McKibben: Older Adults Can Save the PlanetAuthor, educator, environmentalist and founder of Third Act, the activist group for people aged 60 and overMarch 12, 2024
The Magic of Wishing TreesFor those who've yet to encounter one, a Wishing Tree is just what it sounds like: a tree where one makes a wishFebruary 28, 2024
Using a Nature Journal To Connect With Your SurroundingsNature journaling is an excellent way to strengthen your observation skills, reflect on your experiences and express your creativityFebruary 21, 2024
'Purple Finch on Number Four' — How Feeding Birds Became My PassionFive hanging feeders, one on the ground, and a bird bath with a center waterspout are now all part of my pleasant backyard worldFebruary 13, 2024
Bird Enthusiasts, Start Planning for the April 2024 Solar EclipseThe 2024 solar eclipse is coinciding with the spring migration, so flock to these spots for prime bird watchingJanuary 17, 2024
Late PeakerI'm catching up on the experiences, like fly fishing and Western skiing, that I'd postponed for years. But peaking late is not without its pitfalls.January 1, 2024
Eleven Women Photographers Reveal Our ‘Unfiltered Connection’ to the Natural World'Seeing It All,' a new book from the California Academy of Sciences, showcases breathtaking images of beauty and of perilDecember 8, 2023
Carefully Observing the Natural WorldMargaret Renkl, New York Times opinion writer and author of 'The Comfort of Crows,' honors the cycles of nature by paying attentionDecember 4, 2023
Still on the Trail of the Common GoodHow public lands retirees use their experience to protect the nation’s legacyOctober 31, 2023