An Opportunity to Protect Acres of Pristine Water and Unspoiled Woodlands Story and Photos Contributed by Save the Boundary Waters The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness contains 1.1 million acres […]
Crown shyness is a naturally occurring phenomenon in some tree species where the upper most branches in a forest canopy avoid touching one another. via The Phenomenon of “Crown Shyness” Where […]
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I know this may sound strange, but I believe flowers have personality. Some may not be easily seen, but others just sing like no other.…
Doing it again this summer, photo by Kevin Povenz If Asian carp ever get into the Great Lakes, fun in boats as shown above could well be a thing of […]
Around the Bend, photo by Daniel E. Johnson The Traverse City Record-Eagle reports that the number of Michigan honey bee colonies is on the rise: The number of honey bee […]
Macroglossum Stellatarum by Andrea Garuffo Photographic competition awards a special prize for close-up pictures, with photographers encouraged to capture the world of plants and gardens in miniature, while showcasing the […]
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We are going off the grid for a week or so – trying to enjoy the last of summer before school starts in a short…
Ocean Discovery Institute is using the ocean as a science classroom to empower young people to transform their lives, their community and the planet as scientific and conservation leaders. The […]
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I’ve been busy putting the house back together after our work this past week. The wood floors are complete and we added better brackets and…
