The Importance of Healthy Wetlands, Rivers, Streams, and Creeks
Living in the Pacific Northwest means living with a certain amount of water, particularly rain. November through January are especiallyContinue Reading
Category: Habitats
Wildlife Corridors and Crossings
For centuries, urban development has created literal barriers to important ecosystems and segmented habitats for wildlife. This is particularly trueContinue Reading
The Importance of Parks and Trees in Urban Areas
With the ever-present threat of the climate crisis, the restoration of ecosystems and protection of public lands and bodies ofContinue Reading
Sea Turtles of the Pacific Northwest
When I think of sea turtles, I think of more tropical waters, like off of the Hawaiian islands or inContinue Reading
The Different Types of Orcas
Orcas, also known as killer whales, are an iconic marine mammal, particularly in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to havingContinue Reading
Spirit Bears and The Great Bear Rainforest
Covering 6.4 million hectares (15.8 million acres) along British Columbia’s north and central coast, this forest is home to vividContinue Reading
Starry Nights: The Problem of Light Pollution
The next time it’s nighttime where you are, go outside and take a look at the sky. What do youContinue Reading
Visiting one of Oregon’s Seven Wonders: The Painted Hills and the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
Oregon’s Painted Hills are an amazing part of the state and can be found in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in central Oregon. Services are currently limited but you can visit trails and picnic areas within the monument with your dog or loved ones today!
The Whale Trail: How to Whale Watch From Shore
The Whale Trail sites are great places up and down the West Coast to see marine life from land.
From The Archives: Visiting Tide Pools.
This post is from May 2019 and now includes a few updates and new videos! One of my favorite activitiesContinue Reading