Garry Rogers's Blog, page 244
November 26, 2013
November 19, 2013
Arizona Damselfly and Dragonfly Conservation Update
Arizona damselflies and dragonflies are imperiled because the moist habitats they require are being poisoned and drained. Continue reading →
November 15, 2013
Arizona Snake Update–November, 2013
Arizona snake species are essential elements in healthy ecosystems. Human impacts are tearing our ecosystems apart and eliminating snakes along with all other species. Continue reading →
November 14, 2013
Arizona Butterfly and Moth Update–November, 2013
Arizona Butterfly and Moth Conservation Butterflies and moths are pollinators and they are food for other species. I know of no harm they cause to human interests. Nevertheless, many die from insecticide poisoning and others decline due to human removal … Continue reading →
November 12, 2013
Arizona Mammals Update–November 2013
More than half of Arizona mammals are at risk of extinction. Fourteen species are already extinct. Continue reading →
November 8, 2013
Arizona Turtles Update–November, 2013
Turtles are resistant to toxic wastes in water, but they are threatened by habitat loss due to human progress. Continue reading →
November 7, 2013
November 6, 2013
Arizona Lizard Update–November, 2013
Almost half the lizard species found in the U. S. are present in Arizona. They are a colorful group with fascinating life histories. Lizards help control ants, termites, and other insects, and with only one exception, the Gila Monster, they … Continue reading →
November 4, 2013
November 3, 2013
Intelligence and Rise of the Tsaeb Civilization
Intelligence is a critical component of character. It limits temperament, and ads depth to character experience and expression. Continue reading →
