Where’s the Wildlife? – May

Sunset over Teton Mountains

May is one of the best times of the year for wildlife. With all the snow melted and vegetation at its healthiest, wildlife all over the valley is flourishing. In addition, offspring of many different animals are beginning to be born through the month, such as bison, moose, and many others.… Keep reading...

Southern WY Along 191 and Dinosaur National Monument

I’m currently catching up my connected life in Moab, Utah where I’m having a delicious sandwich at Pantele’s Desert Deli (thanks for the recommendation, Bret!), downloading photos, and going through emails. Thus far, the trip has been great! My only regret is not getting a quick interview from a guy named Steven that I met in Dinosaur National Monument when he told me about someone going door-to-door in Grand Juction, Colorado offering to pay residents to put up shielded lighting and having the vast majority of them refuse, even though it came out of his pocket and would cost them nothing.… Keep reading...

Rewilding the Earth and Human Evolution


George Monbiot speaks about the rewilding process at a TED conference and why it is so essential that we begin to take it seriously.
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In a brilliantly fantastic TED talk, George Monbiot breaks down the trophic cascade from the gray wolf and even takes it a step further as he cites other examples of ecosystems where similar effects have been lost.… Keep reading...