It’s Spring! Celebrate Earth Day and more
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Last weekend while canyoneering with friends and talking about the ongoing opportunities to snowshoe, one friend emphatically declared that spring had started... Read More
Resolve to be curious about the natural world in 2019
We’re almost to mid-January. How are those New Year’s resolutions going? I’m still vacillating over whether or not to actually make any... Read More
Understanding nature is critical in this changing world
If you are like me, your morning routine isn’t complete until you’ve checked Jeff Givens’ latest forecast. His blog, durangoweatherguy.com, is bookmarked... Read More
The power of outdoor play benefits us all
I feel like it has been a stressful year in our neck of the woods. Political divisions and economic stressors have been... Read More
Thousands of students benefit from visits to Durango Nature Center
Just when it started to feel like a normal summer, I turned the page on the calendar to see the start of... Read More
One word at a time, our understanding of nature is diminishing
Acorn. Blackberry. Bluebell. Heron. Pasture. These words all share something in common. True, they may be things you see when hiking around... Read More
Wildfires scare us but yield opportunity for nature
The 416 Fire has consumed more than thousands of acres of treasured forest this week. It has also consumed many of our thoughts... Read More
Commit to action on this year’s Earth Day
The topic for this April’s column came easily to mind — Earth Day. The 48th anniversary of Earth Day is Sunday, April... Read More
Students & Buffleheads Remind Us to Savor Our Time in Nature
At Durango Nature Studies, we’ve wrapped up our winter education program, “Surviving and Thriving in Winter,” already, and the Durango Nature Studies... Read More
Understanding our environment is an important step to loving it
It’s February already — that time of year when pink and red hearts invade our world and implore us to declare our... Read More