Comparing the Covid Quarantine and Wildlife Habitat Fragmentation
A comparison of self-isolation from covid-19 and habitat fragmentation.
German Romanticism: Dynamic Landscapes
A social attitude in philosophy, art, music, and literature that created many works still known by school children across the world today.
Edible Natives of the Northeast Part IV: Vines
American groundnut, purple passionflower, grapes, creeping dogwood, greenbriar
Book Review: Darwin Comes to Town
A comprehensive read about the impacts of humans on plants, animals, and ecosystems and how they adapt-or fail to adapt.
Preventing Pandemics in Nature
Covid Comparisons: Learning to prevent the spread of ecological diseases just as we are learning to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Edible Natives of the Northeast Part III: Rubus
Three Rubus species: American Red Raspberry, Allegheny Blackberry, and Smooth Blackberry
Social Distancing With Birds
As we learn about the health benefits of social distancing with each other during a pandemic, we can use this experience to learn about the importance of social distancing with many other animals
No Easel? One Will Be Provided
A resource for painting nature discovered in southern New Jersey.
Native Garden Friend Challenge
Many people who would choose to plant native gardens lack the ambition, do not want to spend the money, or just find it too much of a hassle. Right now I am experimenting with sprouting native flowers and giving them Many people who support environmental causes or nature in general would be likely to plant… Continue reading Native Garden Friend Challenge
Flattening the Curve: Environmental Management Style
As “flattening the curve” became so well-known and commonly referred to during the Corona pandemic, I thought it made a good segue into watershed management.