Tag: Back to Nature

The mysterious lives of lobsters have intrigued humans since their first description by Pliny in A.D. 100 — and for ...

Trees are the most successful, long-lived forms of vegetation on our planet. Some are tall like the redwoods or massive ...

About two million years ago Earth entered the last Ice Age, known more correctly as the Pleistocene epoch. Paleo-humans coexisted ...

Tea is the most widely consumed daily beverage in the world. It has a fascinating history that dates back almost ...

The native ecosystems along the coast and into the mountains of Southern California are breathtaking. They have been sculpted by ...

For thousands of years the first peoples of Earth have known the importance of respecting all living things. There is ...

The next time you are walking along the seashore, take a closer look at the wave-battered coast. The beauty of ...

The oceans are teaming with life and full of washed-up treasures. Whenever Suzie and I and our children walk along ...

Albatross are the greatest long-distance travelers on Earth. These globetrotters are the bloodhounds of the sea, miraculously making a modest ...

Sea turtles are ancient but not primitive. Having evolved on land some 200 million years ago, they spend their entire ...