Today we have 240 NWF Certified Wildlife Habitats ranging from homes and workplaces to schools, parks, and places of worship. You are encouraged to join us in the effort to restore vital habitats for wildlife.
Gardening for Wildlife and Habitat Scavenger Hunt Read More »
If you are new to gardening, you may have questions about where and how to get started. A great first step is to do a site assessment of your yard.
Some thoughts on how to design your pollinator paradise Read More »
Volunteers help plant the Pollinator Demonstration Garden. Come volunteer with us June 29th, 2024 from 8AM to 11AM.
The Pollinator Demonstration Garden is coming together, thanks to our great volunteers!! Read More »
Somehow it came to be June. How did that happen? This month we have an announcement, a nice story about Stanfords’ Blue by Joshua C’deBaca, and a couple travel stories from yours truly.
A Spring Interlude in Southern AZ and CA Read More »
Golden Currant blooming in White Rock, early April 2024 | Photo by Dana Ecelberger Wow! It has been a busy
Bee City Los Alamos May Newsletter #1! Read More »
How did I come to illustrating and journaling? When my daughter’s son was about 5, she had written a story for him. She asked me one day if I would illustrate it. “I can’t do that. I don’t have the skill!” was my reply. She had responded “Yes you can!” With great misgivings I did it! She was the one that pushed me to do what I believed was unthinkable. We all need someone like that!
Trees are Cool and so are Our Teachers Read More »
The large amount of rainfall this year has brought out the annual wildflowers, the most spectacular bloom can be found in lower Rendija Canyon.
Annuals in Rendija Canyon Read More »
Take some time and immerse yourself in the colors of spring with Terry Foxx. Discover and explore the dominant spring flower colors of our area and what these colors mean for the wildlife.
One day, we found ourselves standing in the Inyo Mountains on the border of Nevada and California. It was a magical view. Our hair blew fiercely in the wind, and around us stood old, bent and gnarled trees, known as krummholz.
March, Comes in Like a Lion and Goes Out Like a Lamb Read More »
