For myself, I find that as the summer turns into fall and the fall gives way to winter, my photography switches from primarily pollinators and lush green plants to the …
Category: Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: #BringBirdsBack, Animals, bird walk, bird your world, birding, birds, christmas, christmas bird count, citizen science, Climate Change, conservation, ebird, Endangered Species, great backyard bird count, ornithology, populations, songbirds, The Art of Ecology, winter, winter bird feeding, winter birds
October is Squirrel Awareness Month, so let’s celebrate by learning more about them. Many people see Eastern Grey Squirrels as pests – critters that eat all of their birdseed, hang …
Category: Animals, Backyard Habitats, The Art of Ecology, Wildlife Behavior Tags: Animals, eastern grey squirrel, gardening for wildlife, populations, prey, squirrel, squirrel awareness month, squirrel photos, The Art of Ecology, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat
For my most recent course with National Geographic, I was learned all about Teaching Climate Change and Scientific Modeling – which was absolutely fascinating! Despite having a degree in Wildlife …
Tags: action, Animals, birds, carbon cycle, citizen science, Climate Change, conservation, data visualization, ecology, Endangered Species, glacial melt, goldfinch, interconnection, national geographic, populations, scientific model, sustainability, The Art of Ecology, wildlife habitat
I originally went to school for Veterinary Surgery and wanted to focus on marine mammals, but life (as it does) got the best of me and I ended up pursuing …
Category: Animals, Climate Change, conservation, Endangered Species, Special Conservation Designated Events, sustainability, The Art of Ecology Tags: animal remembrance month, Animals, biodiversity, biology, Climate Change, conservation, Endangered Species, extinct, life science, nature, over exploitation, Plants, populations, protect, sustainability, The Art of Ecology
Pollinators, the little critters that are responsible for providing us with roughly one-third of our food, are in trouble. Their populations have been declining for years, so 11 years ago, …
Category: Backyard Habitats, Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: Animals, bats, bees, birds, butterflies, Climate Change, conservation, eco-friendly, Endangered Species, Flowers, Gardening, gardening for wildlife, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinator week, pollinators, populations, sustainability, The Art of Ecology
