We travel with a single *atom* within a watershed, becoming part of living things in many forms. Aldo Leopold calls this atom 'X' which slowly makes its way, over centuries, to the sea.  Reading from A Sand County Almanac, Sketches Here and There, Wisconsin, The...

Exploring native plant restoration possibilities of your land  can make a meaningful difference in increasing the diversity of life around us.  I'll read The Potential of Pastures and Oak Woods by Dan Carter, PhD.  Dan is an ecologist with The...

We will visit wetlands again today, and some deep history, with Aldo Leopold.  His A Sand County Almanac was published in 1949, not many months after his sudden death at age 60. He dedicated this book “To My Estella”. This is Part II, Sketches Here...