Cormorant Wisdom: Spread Your Wings Wide in the Sun
Every morning in Charleston, Oregon, double-crested cormorants greet the dawn. They perch singly or in pairs on…
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Where the Side Trails Lead
“That trail don’t go nowhere. Bridge is out.” I wave at the weathered man leaning against his…
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birds | conservation | Nature | trees | wildlife
Ode to Wildlife Snags
Long live the forest in all its glory of young and old, of dying and dead, of…
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Umatilla Rim: Shaking up our World View
Sometimes you have to shake it up. Lie on your back and gaze up at the clouds. Turn…
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Imnaha River: My Happy Place
This river is my happy place. I come here alone to the Imnaha and am renewed…
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art | birds | conservation | flowers | Nature | Philosophy | trees | wildlife
Andy Huber: Philosopher, Forester, Artist
Last Saturday, I met a man who reminded me of three famous people in one—Johnny Appleseed, Henry…
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birds | camping | conservation | Nature | wildlife
Return to Renewal: Malheur National Wildlife Refuge
Two barn swallows grip a barbed wire perch by the wide open blue waters of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge….
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birds | conservation | Nature | Philosophy | tourism | wildlife
Oasis in Yucatan Shines Valiantly in Face of Mass Tourism
The rumbling, jarring construction of the 900-room hotel concusses the jade and turquoise Caribbean Sea. Jet skis roar past…
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birds | butterflies | camping | conservation | Nature | wildlife
Birds Sleeping In: Madera Canyon in February
After four days camping in the heart of Madera Canyon, we figured it out. The birds sleep…
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birds | conservation | Nature | wildlife
What Malheur Means to Me
Birdwatching Daily published a wonderful collection of letters that give a perspective on Malheur National Wildlife Refuge…
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