Right of Way for Wildlife
By Michael J. Caduto A man was trying to cross the street when he noticed a large SUV bearing down. Each time he stepped into the road to cross, the …
By Michael J. Caduto A man was trying to cross the street when he noticed a large SUV bearing down. Each time he stepped into the road to cross, the …
By Michael Caduto Most of the oxygen in the atmosphere is generated by the sea. —Sylvia Earle, Oceanographer & Founder of Mission Blue Climate is what we expect, weather is …
By Catherine Machalaba March 3rd, World Wildlife Day, reminds us of the importance of wildlife as part of biodiversity, and what we can do to protect it. Biodiversity–life on earth–is …
By Michael Caduto In the minds of many, the winter of 2022 officially started with our first major snowstorm on December 15. Up to that time the ground remained notably …
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By Michael Caduto If a butterfly flaps its wings in Vermont, will a breeze rustle the needles of an Oyamel fir tree in Mexico? Back in the 1970’s, the Butterfly …
By Michael Caduto From appreciating their beauty and form to understanding their role in storing and sequestering carbon to mitigate climate change—trees are having their moment. Here in the Green …
The Virtues of Electric Lawn Care By Jenevra Wetmore Imagine it is a Saturday morning and you are mowing the lawn. You check the fuel level of your lawn mower …
By Michael Caduto Consider the forest understory. One derivation of under implies a secondary position or role in relation to the trees that tower overhead, originating from the Old English …
Exquisite and Energy-Efficient By Michael Caduto Dance of the Fireflies (Photo by Mike Lewinski on Unsplash) As the month of May matures in the North Country, the growing season accellerates …
Sustainer of Life By Michael Caduto This reflection on our relationship to water, and denizens of aquatic habitats, is offered in honor of Winona LaDuke’s upcoming April 22nd Earth Day …