How Climate Change Affects Invasive Species
As the world heats up, plants and animals previously restricted to smaller ranges are encroaching on new territories, threatening the survival of native ecosystems.
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Taking to the wind for climate change
A new wind farm at Kitty Hawk, site of the Wright Brothers’ first flight, symbolizes the dawn of a new era in renewable energy.
Gardens Of Life
One of the fastest trending types of garden is one for pollinators, specifically one that attracts butterflies.
We Are The Weather?
Jonathan Safran Foer’s new book explores the central global dilemma of our time in a surprising, deeply personal, and urgent new way.
Intimations of Bobcat
Bobcats are rarely seen, but poet Lynne Goldsmith still feels their presence…
What Should We Call This Violence? Paintings by Sakuho
Have we failed to realize that ethics do not just apply to overt behavior between individuals, but also to how we live our lives in general and our relationship to the environment?
Da Ow Aga: Edge of Lake Tahoe, Phrase of the Washoe Tribe
From Time Immemorial to the Washo Tribe days to the present, Lake Tahoe has always been a wonder…
The Shark Who Barked: New Book Teaches Kids About Humans’ Planetary Impact
In this new illustrated children’s book, a boy and his dog discover a shark washed up on the beach, which leads them on a journey of discovery about humans’ impact on the oceans.
How to Ensure Your Houseplants Are Helping and Not Hurting the Planet
Houseplants can help scrub the air while producing oxygen we all need, but be careful not to pick a variety that is bad for the planet.
A Gift from Juli Berwald: Life on the Rocks
With Life on the Rocks: Building a Future for Coral Reefs, Juli Berwald has done the world a huge favor.