Tag: Back to Nature

Recently, I had a chance to spend a couple of days exploring Arizona’s Sonoran Desert. It’s truly amazing to see ...

The mighty oak is truly a remarkable tree. Oaks have sustained humans for more than 6,000 years. Oaks have often ...

Although the shallow seas occupy 8 percent of the ocean’s surface, they are brimming with life including 90 percent of ...

Giant squids measuring in excess of 60 feet and weighing a whopping 1,275 pounds are the most mysterious and the ...

A couple billion years ago the ocean was the cradle of life. Throughout the ages it’s been the gateway to ...

Tsunamis is a Japanese word meaning “harbor wave.” They can be a single wave but more likely a series of ...

Trees are living museums and their rings are able to shed light on climate change, colony collapses, archeology, tsunamis, fire ...

Mysterious pre-Incan peoples ruled present-day Chile, Peru and Bolivia. From the arid northern coastal plains of Peru rose the blood ...

Of the 110 or so pine species, three cousins classified as foxtail pines live for thousands of years and hold ...

A century ago the most dominant tree in the U.S., the American chestnut, towered over the land and ruled the ...