Stumbling into the Anthropocene Some of the smartest people in the world using some of the most powerful computers ever made are sure the planet’s climate is changing, and changing rapidly. And they’re sure that we humans are to blame. Tom Lynch Oct 5, 2017
A Great Loneliness: Looking for Animals on the Great Plains Book review of American Serengeti: The Last Big Animals of the Great Plains and Coyote America: A Natural and Supernatural History by Dan Flores. Matthew Low Oct 5, 2017
How to Perform Oral Surgery on a Snapping Turtle When performing oral surgery on a snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina), one must open its mouth and keep it open without losing a finger. Jack Phillips Oct 4, 2017
The Naked Naturalist It’s true that “naturalist” sounds like “naturist” (nudists who believe clothing is a barrier to the natural world), but in this case, no clothes were removed. Jack Phillips Oct 20, 2021
Feya Candle: Building Our Own Company Nebraska business Feya Candle is successful and gives back with every sale, but the path began “out of a heaping pile of failure.” Sarah Spitsen Jun 13, 2019
Soundscapes There was a time, before industrialization and modern technology, when the only sounds heard outside of cities were from nature. Elizabeth Mack Jun 6, 2019
The Pawnee Reclaim Their Sacred Corn and Sacred History In 1998, the Pawnee began to revive their tribal culture, and an important part of that was finding and preserving traditional Pawnee corn seed. Gloria Bucco Mar 18, 2019
