Fall is an incredibly busy time at a nature center, both inside and out. School is back in session, birds and other animals are migrating and stopping at the preserve in large numbers, and it’s still prime time for habitat … Continue reading
Jim Knickelbine
The flood gates for the rivers of migrant birds are opened now, and every cold front brings down new visitors. Usually we think of spring as prime time for birdwatching, but in fall there are more birds as parents migrate … Continue reading
Recently I had the great pleasure of spending some quiet time with wildlife in the Boundary Waters. Our family’s wilderness trips aren’t about how many miles we can cover or fish we can catch- they are more centered on enjoying … Continue reading
I am one of those people who doesn’t mind seeing my lawn turn brown in mid-summer, which is probably a sign of my dislike for the chore. Each year more of my country lawn shrinks as wildflower beds expand (I’m … Continue reading
Many of us have so much to do- so many things shouting for attention and grasping at our time. Our minds are alert and cluttered with a million thoughts, and sometimes it’s hard to notice what’s important. From my experience, … Continue reading