Category Archives: Nature Guardians

Walking in Two Worlds

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Lawrence Wade

Editor’s Note: The wildness of Antarctica, the Chilean Andes and the desert lands of the Atacama in Northern Chile had a deep impact on many of the travelers. Hopefully, you will feel the raw emotion in the poetry and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature Guardians, Nature Poetry, Photography/Art | 7 Comments

The Eye of the Whale

Posted on February 4, 2016 by Lawrence Wade

It was 43 years ago that I was a whale researcher in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Quebec, Canada. After 6 months of living and breathing whales for 16 hours a day, 7 days a week, I crossed over into … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature Guardians, Whales & Oceanography | 11 Comments

Bird woman of the forest

Posted on September 10, 2015 by Lawrence Wade

  This is the 3rd in the series about millenials who are following their passion for nature and the Earth. Nicole Krauss is a graduate of Wayzata High School in Minnesota. Here is Nicole’s story:   “I am going into … Continue reading →

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Wilderness Summer – Walking into the Future

Posted on September 1, 2015 by Lawrence Wade

This is the 2nd in a series of millenials who are seeking careers in environmental studies. Marra Clay is a Hopkins School District (MN) graduate. Below is Marra’s story: This summer I have an internship through the Environmental Studies department … Continue reading →

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3 Millennials Seek A Road Less Traveled

Posted on August 28, 2015 by Lawrence Wade

Recently, I had the honor of interviewing three “20 somethings” who are following their passion, honing their skills and trying to make a difference in the world. The three are Sespe Miller, Marra Clay, and Coley Krauss. Each of their … Continue reading →

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The Great Bee Rescue

Posted on August 17, 2015 by Lawrence Wade

Article and photos by Dewey Hassig During the July 17-18 storm, numerous trees came down all over Minnesota. I got a call that a big tree branch was down at the Edenwood Camp, in Eden Prairie, MN, and it had … Continue reading →

Posted in Connecting to Nature, Insects, Nature Guardians | 3 Comments

How Much Love is Your Lawn Giving You?

Posted on July 30, 2015 by Lawrence Wade

My lawn has been giving me a lot of love since it became a sustainable “living habitat”. I found “food” in my lawn, as well as many pollinators, amphibians and night singers who lull me to sleep. Below are some … Continue reading →

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First Annual Pick-up the Poop Day

Posted on March 11, 2015 by Lawrence Wade

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 →

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One Vacant Lot at a Time

Posted on November 25, 2014 by Lawrence Wade

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 →

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Buzzing for Change

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Lawrence Wade

How a small group of people stood tall for the lowly honey bee. “Birds and nature, in general, provide me with such spiritual joy and a sense of connection that it was only natural to feel the urgency of this … Continue reading →

Posted in Birds, Insects, Nature Guardians | 3 Comments