Envirotip: Steal some mulch
Need mulch or leaves for compost? If you live in a city where the sanitation department picks up yard waste, you can score big for your garden. My walking partner,…
Inviting Nature To Your Home: Part 4
This is just the beginning of your lifelong journey of deepening your connections to the planet, the universe and yourself. I
Sphinx Moth
Nature in the Time of Coronavirus
This is just the beginning of your lifelong journey of deepening your connections to the planet, the universe and yourself. I
Inviting Nature To Your Home: Part 3
This is just the beginning of your lifelong journey of deepening your connections to the planet, the universe and yourself. I
Inviting Nature To Your Home: Part 2
This is just the beginning of your lifelong journey of deepening your connections to the planet, the universe and yourself. I
Inviting Nature To Your Home: Part 1
This is just the beginning of your lifelong journey of deepening your connections to the planet, the universe and yourself. I
Nature and Me
The leaves on my houseplant were yellow and limp, except for the ones that were brown and dead. When I leaned over to give the poor thing a final sip…
5 Essentials for a Conscious Holiday Season
Conscious holiday celebrations and environmental action—how are they connected? In 2019, millions of people realized the impact that global warming and the resulting climate crisis will have on the health…
Building Community: A Forest Metaphor
Grassroots: What a Way to Make a Difference Over the last year or so, the world has seen the emergence of a wide range of environmentally-focused grassroots organizations. Here in…
EnviroTip #13: Meditation – A Powerful Resiliency Tool
Q: What is one of the most powerful resiliency tools? A: A regular meditation practice. And here’s the good news: you don’t even have to know how to meditate! Image…