Fall is fully upon us and so is the great migration! I had the opportunity to write an article about the Raptor Migration along the Delaware River/Atlantic Flyway and ways …
Tags: Animals, atlantic flyway, bird habitat, birds, eagle, falcon, fall migration, hawk, Identification, migration, raptors, Seasons, The Art of Ecology, Wildlife Behavior
The Summer Solstice also marks a special day to me – World Giraffe Day! This day was created by the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) to raise awareness about and celebrate …
Category: Animals, conservation, Endangered Species, Special Conservation Designated Events, sustainability, The Art of Ecology, Travel, Wildlife Behavior Tags: advocacy, africa, Animals, Climate Change, conservation, education, Endangered Species, forests, giraffe, habitat destruction, kenya, keystone species, nature, sustainability, sustainable agriculture, The Art of Ecology, Travel, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat, world giraffe day
Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) seem like such an iconic woodland creature. I can just picture them perfectly frolicking through the forest, catching mice, and sniffing at berries. Over time, this …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Adaptations, Animals, ecotone, fox, fragmentation, human-wildlife interaction, predators, The Art of Ecology, urbanization, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat
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
Last month, I had a wonderful opportunity to learn more about pollinators, like the honeybee, at the nationally recognized botanical garden – Longwood Gardens! This professional development opportunity allowed me …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Adaptations, Animals, bees, beetles, Climate Change, conservation, ecology, Flowers, Gardening, hummingbird, interconnection, nature, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinators, The Art of Ecology, wildflowers, Wildlife Behavior
For a while now, it has been my super unrealistic goal of becoming a National Geographic Photographer. While I am competing with so many extremely talented photographers all over the …
Category: Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: Adaptations, Animals, bird feeders, bird habitat, bird walk, bird your world, birds, certified educator, Climate Change, conservation, education, Endangered Species, environmental education, environmental science, lesson plans, national geographic, reflections, songbirds, teaching, The Art of Ecology, Wildlife Behavior, year of the bird
Gardening season is upon us! I for one absolutely love having as much color surrounding me as possible, so naturally, I plant a variety of vividly colored flowering plants, but …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Animals, backyard habitat, butterflies, caterpillars, Colors, environment, Flowers, Gardening, monarch, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinators, The Art of Ecology, wildflowers, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat
If you’re into gardening or just being out in nature, chances are, you enjoy flowers! Their vibrant colors, textured foliage and sweet fragrances are pleasing. In fact, it’s not just …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Animals, art, art sale, backyard habitat, bats, bees, birds, blog, botany, butterflies, conservation, earth, earth day, ecology, Endangered Species, environment, Flowers, Gardening, moths, native plants, nature, photography, Plants, pollinators, Seasons, The Art of Ecology, wildflowers, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat
Snakes are wonderful for so many reasons! I can see it, some of you are thrilled by this and others…. not so much, but yes – snakes are good, even …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Animals, backyard habitat, conservation, diy, ecology, ecosystem, environment, food chain, habitats, hibernaculum, nature, pennsylvania, reptiles, snake, snake home, The Art of Ecology, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat
If you’re reading this chances are you love animals! Me too! However, as animal lovers, we need to know how to best protect and care for them, especially in the …
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