The JT Book Critters have had six engaging books discussions so far this year between October and March. OCTOBER: Finding the Mother Tree: Discovering the Wisdom of the Forest, by SuzanneSimard (2021, Knopf). NOVEMBER: The Archipelago of Hope: Wisdom and Resilience from the Edge of Climate Change, by Gleb Raygorodetsky (2017, Pegasus). DECEMBER: Owls of […]
Books that Connect You to Nature Read Post »
Did you know that a Box Turtle from your neighborhood could have ended up in China? Our local turtles may be victims of illegal collection and trade, according to the DEEP. Who knew? As if they didn’t already have enough trouble with habitat destruction, road dangers, and the changing ecosystem! If you are younger than
OUR ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES Read Post »
Sometimes a pathway winds over land that wears only slight evidence of its history, cheerfully ushering us along. Good hiking. And sometimes a route will switchback down into dark and damaged territory where the uncomfortable past awaits. Joshua’s Trust’s Rankin Preserve features both landscapes. The changing characteristics of a deciduous forest indeed create – or
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