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Exploring a wet and wild ecosystem

Jul 19

For eleven days this spring we rafted 280 miles of the Grand Canyon. Each day we left the river and hiked and scrambled up into wild side canyons to…

Jul 12

Learning about these true survivors

Jun 28

A slideshow with music

Jun 21

Recently while hiking with Mary and our friend Julianne, we spotted this nesting sandhill crane. Julianne, a Yellowstone naturalist, had seen sandhills…

Jun 7

A story inspired by a photo

May 31

Elk use human development as a shield

May 24

A slideshow with music and original photos

Apr 12

I last wrote about Clark’s nutcrackers in Deep into Yellowstone: “Whitebark pine seeds are one of that bird’s most important foods. To get the goodies…

Apr 5

More than just hungry feeders at a wolf kill

Mar 29

Mar 22

When winter melts to spring (maybe)

Mar 15

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