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Author Archives: Lawrence Wade
First Annual Pick-up the Poop Day
The issue here is not just about dog poop. It is more about caring for our wild spaces. When we are out for a walk, are we conscience of the land and the parks we value so much? Calling all … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Guardians
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Otter Dreams
Three poets, Jeff Saslow, Rich Kessler, and Christina Gregory try to find light and balance during the darkness of winter and the stress of everyday life. Join them, as they express their connection to Nature through the written word. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Poetry, Winter
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Los animales en Invierno
Ese zorro es malo! D No soy malo, Solo tengo hambre G Hambre como puedo ser A Este ardilla parece linda para ti D Me parece comida para mi G El zorro es el depredador D Y la ardilla es … Continue reading
Posted in Seasons, Spanish, Winter
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Hidden Secrets of the Minnehaha
I spend a lot of time on Minnehaha Creek. A sanctuary about a mile from my home. While skiing and hiking along the creek, I have seen and been part of some amazing things. If you have some memories of … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Photography/Art, Seasons, Winter
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What is Life?
Our readers ponder, the age old question, “What is Life?” Each person contributing a 3 line form that is unique and a blessing in its own way. Thanks to all the contributors (in order): Kathleen Kahlil, Dewey Hassig, Allison Platter, … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature
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One Vacant Lot at a Time
Creating Life-Bearing Spaces If you are interested in creating a life-bearing space in your neighborhood, download our booklet, One Vacant Lot at a Time, and learn more about our story, our management plan, and methods we have developed. One Vacant … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Nature Guardians
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Autumn Winds
Poets at Gatewood School open their hearts to the changing season. Photos contributed by Gatewood 5th graders. This wonderful student opportunity was funded by the Gatewood PTO. Rob Evers The maple A fallen friend. Decaying slowly Tree huggers crying Rest … Continue reading
Posted in Fall, Nature Poetry
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Hatchling Highway
Many thanks to Grace Sheely for sharing this wonderful story. On the morning of September 2, 2014, I was thinking of all the students heading back to school and the excitement of their first day. My brooding thoughts were deeper … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Fall, Nature Notes
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Rocky Mountain High
Flatlanders invade mountain country and discover the beauty of nature and family.
Posted in Photography/Art, Seasons
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Minnehaha Muskie
After an hour of exploring the backwaters of the creek, I turned towards shore and I saw a muskie following about 6 feet behind me. When I turned toward it, the muskie did not move away. This 3 foot fish … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Notes, Photography/Art, Summer
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