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November 16, 2014
Patterns In Nature Blog : My Musings On 16 November 2014
Hello To All My Loyal Readers: On alternate weeks, I share the URLs to some articles by others that I have found interesting. Here is a list of some recent articles that I’ve read. Want To Save The Planet? Stop Having Children !! Frans Lanting’s short TED talk on giving voice to the animal kingdom […]
November 8, 2014
Patterns In Nature : Restoring Her Ecosystems
This post is the second in a series of blog posts on how man is gradually destroying Nature’s vital interconnections. The series explores possible ways that humanity can work with Nature to conserve these extremely important connections. The six blog posts in this series are: Nature’s Broken Links – Man’s Massive Impact On This Planet. […]
November 1, 2014
My Latest Musings 0n 1 November 2014
Hello To All My Loyal Readers: On alternate weeks, I share the URLs to some articles and videos by others that I have found interesting. Here is a list of some recent articles that I’ve read. *************** The Ups and Downs of Wildlife The abundance of prey species can be divided into “top-down” and “bottom-up” […]
October 26, 2014
The Anthropocene – Nature’s Broken Links
“But down deep, at the molecular heart of life, the trees and we are essentially identical.” — Carl Sagan “Learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else” — Leonardo Da Vinci Unless you live in the most remote and inhospitable reaches of this planet, I challenge you to find land or sea […]
October 17, 2014
Patterns In Nature Blog : My musings on 17 October 2014
Hello To All My Loyal Readers: On alternate weeks, I share the URLs to some articles by others that I have found interesting. Here is a list of some recent articles that I’ve read. For each posting I offer one of many videos created by Mike Foster. Mike is a wonderfully talented Nature videographer who […]
October 12, 2014
An Invitation To All Environmental Educators
One of the most important conservation strategies available to us is the creation of a deep consciousness of Nature in the minds and hearts of the world’s population – especially our youth. In doing so, we leave a legacy for future generations that will serve to guide young people along a pathway of preserving and […]
October 10, 2014
Patterns In Nature: Animals Are Other Nations
I am deeply moved by this quote from Henry Beston. For, with his words, he paints a metaphor about interrelationships within Nature and, in words far better than mine, he states the credo of this blog site . Please stop for a moment and allow Henry Beston’s words “transport you to a quiet place where […]
October 5, 2014
My Latest Musings – 5 October 2014
Hello To All Of My Loyal Readers: On alternate weeks, I share the URLs to some articles by others that I have found interesting. Here is a list of some recent articles that I’ve read. For each posting I offer one of many Nature videos created by Mike Foster. Mike is a talented videographer who […]
September 16, 2014
Patterns In Nature : My Latest Musings
Hello To All My Loyal Readers: On alternate weeks, I share the URLs to some articles by others that I have found interesting. Here is a list of some recent articles that I’ve read. For each musings post I offer one of many videos created by Mike Foster. Mike is a wonderfully talented Nature videographer […]
September 11, 2014
Nature’s Patterns : The Power Of Turkey Feathers
Google Analytics tells me that my blog writings about environmental education are a favorite subject of my readers. So, I’m sharing another wonderful story with you. Recently, my partner and I visited the ancestral pueblo sites at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. The purpose of our visit was to search for links to my […]
