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Ed Yong begins An Immense World with an interesting fable. He imagines a room with an elephant, a robin, an owl, a bat, a rattlesnake,Read More
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Ed Yong begins An Immense World with an interesting fable. He imagines a room with an elephant, a robin, an owl, a bat, a rattlesnake,Read More
written by Ben Goldfarb, W. W. Norton, 2023review by JoAnn Hackos We all know that Cliff Swallows nest under bridges. In fact, the Cliff SwallowsRead More
Richard Mabey begins his accounts of Weeds with a wonderful statement: “Plants become weeds when they obstruct our plans, or our tidy maps of theRead More
The Girl Who Drew Butterflies: How Maria Merian’s Art Changed Science by Joyce Sidman (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2018) The Girl Who Drew Butterflies is consideredRead More
I prepared and sent this letter about Bear Creek Lake to the US Army Corps of Engineers on behalf of our Chapter. June 2, 2022Read More
By Ben Goldfarb Did you ever realize that North America was completely overrun with beavers, that is until the Europeans took over? Beavers were theRead More