Los Alamos and the surrounding area is full of beautiful trails. Terry Foxx has explored many of these using her Rollator Walker. But, some trails need accessibility improvements. Terry points out a few of these that we can improve for the future.
So….which trails need improved accessibility? Read More »
The Sierra Grande of New Mexico beckons and proves to be a challenging, but fruitful, journey for local lepidopterist Steve Cary. Sugarite Canyon brings together butterfly enthusiasts from across the southwest and beyond. Will they find what they are looking for?
June Rains Bring July Butterflies? Read More »
Are you planning to build a solar car for the Electric Vehicle Show this Saturday? Watch our video to learn how.
How to assemble your model electric car Read More »
What does it mean to label a trail “accessible”?
What does accessibility mean? Read More »
New queen ants start by digging a founding chamber. Learn to identify founding chambers and observe queen ants in action.
Does the idea of starting a nature journal overwhelm you? Are you doubtful of your artistic talents? Terry Foxx explains the process of overcoming these blockages and beginning a journey to self-expression.
Gaining Confidence Read More »
A Woodhouse’s toad looks like a typical toad — stout overall with a dry, dark-green/brown patterned skin and numerous warts
Featured Critter – Woodhouse’s Toad Read More »
Good field notes were key to observations of Marine Blues in New Mexico! In addition to this reminder from the past, this month’s post contains several incredible stories, from the early life of Mourning Cloak larvae to the incredible rearing and hatching of Viola’s Oak Hairstreak.
The Marine Blues Have Landed Read More »
North American Beavers are well adapted for survival in water with a waterproof outer coat of glossy, reddish-brown fur and
Featured Critter – North American Beaver Read More »
