Tag: Back to Nature

A total of seven western states and four Canadian provinces have joined forces in a plan to limit greenhouse gas ...

The Australian continent has experienced some extreme climates during the past 65 million years. Its fauna and flora are testament ...

My children often ask: Why is history so important? For which I regularly answer — because the past is rich ...

In 2006, I finished the book “Wild Weather: The Truth Behind Global Warming.” As a field biologist with a quarter ...

With a motto of slowly but surely, the desert tortoise is like a miniature four-wheel-drive vehicle clambering slowly along, negotiating ...

The call of the loon symbolizes the wild kingdom. At least once a year I recommend visiting the water-rich north ...

Baobab’s are truly remarkable trees and are often referred to by many names: upside down trees, milk bottles, bottle-brushes, chamber ...

Imagine the most perfect tree on Earth: one above all others in magnificence, size, height, productivity, architecture, ability to draw ...

Each spring, during my childhood, I planted trees with my dad and my brother, and the bees always intrigued us. ...

Most of the land mass that encircles the North Pole is covered with an evergreen crown. It is home to ...