The Rugged Ponderosa Pine
By Terry Foxx One of my favorite tree species is the lofty ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) with its straight trunk, […]
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The Power of Pollen
By Ruth H. Lier It’s spring! While that means longer days and warmer temperatures, it also means it’s time for
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Sharing Your Space With Wildlife
By Mariana Rivera Freeman We’ve all heard the phrase “survival of the fittest,” which has evolved into something apart from
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Making Connections With the Earth
In honor of Earth Day, we asked PEEC volunteers and community partners to share the ways that they feel connected with our planet.
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The Geology of Los Alamos
Article and Images by Fraser and Cathy Goff In these days of quarantine, there’s no better time to explore the
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Water-wise Garden Coming to the Nature Center
By Denise Matthews An underground web of life lives hidden away in the soil of every healthy garden. This community
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Water, People, and the Past
By Aimee Slaughter, Museum Educator, Los Alamos Historical Society How did people in the Pajarito Plateau’s past get their water?
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Great Trails Don’t Just Happen, They Are Built
In the early days of Los Alamos, hikers created trails by traveling along the most convenient path. Today, trail builders work to reduce erosion and to redesign trails that are suitable for a variety of users.
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10 Tips For Getting Outside Responsibly During COVID-19
In this time of closures and social distancing, the outdoors seems to be one of the few places that we
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