What to Do if You See a Black Bear
Do you know what to do if you encounter a black bear in your neighborhood or while hiking? Check out […]
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How to Use iNaturalist
By Craig Martin Imagine the amount of biodiversity information you could amass if you sent 1,000 observers out into the
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Wild Rivers
By Steve Cary, July 31, 2020 Howdy New Mexico Butterflyers: The latest newsletter of the Native Plant Society of New
Naturalist’s Choice
We have reached the end of our Take It Outside summer challenge! By now, we hope you have found some
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New Mexico Naturalist: Mariana Rivera Freeman
Mariana Rivera Freeman is the Field Science Specialist at PEEC. Prior to that, she studied prairie dogs at Valles Caldera National Preserve.
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Ecology
Did you know that the word ecology comes from the Greek roots “oikos,” or house, and “-logia” or study? So,
Night Friends
Bats are extraordinary creatures that benefit people in myriad ways — the world would be infinitely poorer without them. Bats
Weather & Climate
This week on Take It Outside, we are exploring weather and climate. Explore monsoon season, build a weather station, play
Monsoon Season
By Jean Dewart During the fall, winter, and spring, precipitation is brought to New Mexico by midlatitude westerly winds. As