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Grocery store seafood troubles.
The reason I decided to write this blog today is the disappointment I face in the grocery store every time I go and today was the worst of it. Ok so my frustrations were in the grocery store standing in … Continue reading
An old adventure coming back to the future… Ringtails!
As I prepare for a few presentations on my beloved ringtails, I decided I should share the love of the most precious and overlooked animal with my bloggies. My thesis for my Masters in Biology (Wildlife) involved habitat use research … Continue reading
Get out and Camp!
Don’t have the money to get away? YES YOU DO! This past weekend we took a small trip on the cheap. Here is how: take advantage of National Forests! The primitive campsites (no toilets or water) are free to camp … Continue reading
Endangered Species Day
Endangered Species… It means we still have a chance to save the species! It can all be very confusing so here is a quick simplified breakdown. In the United States we have the Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973 which … Continue reading
Boston Daydreams
I recently had a chance to visit some old stomping grounds and my family in Boston, MA! It was a fantastic visit and made me long for green grass, dandelions, humidity, sea water, trees, public transportation and more! We … Continue reading
What is your favorite insect?
A BUG filled weekend it was! This past weekend at the El Paso Zoo was Bugfest. “Mac” the Blue and Gold Macaw hanging out at the front gate of the zoo waiting for some guests. Check out the cool BugFest … Continue reading
The best way to stay cool is to think cool.
Temperatures across the country are HOT. It has been a tough year for farmers, wildlife, and people in general. I personally don’t mind the heat but I do mind what it does to the fruits and vegetables I like to … Continue reading
The funny Desert smell.
There is a distinct smell in the desert, that only comes out on certain occasions. Most people associate this funny smell with something they long for in the desert… Rain! The creosote bush is a long living desert plant that … Continue reading
Bike to the Zoo!
When I moved to El Paso I decided I really wanted to practice what I preach and push myself to do one more thing to help the environment. I want to commit to ride my bike to work at least … Continue reading
An elephant experience.
On Sunday, I had the unique opportunity to go behind the scenes with the Asian Elephants. This opportunity is open to the public (at a fee) so register and come along with me for this once in a lifetime experience! … Continue reading