Jeffrey Keihl will speak from a Jungian perspective on the issue of Climate Change. What archetypes are at play with our relationship with the natural world? How does our […]
April Nature Almanac: Osprey and Teal at Walden and Sawhill Ponds
This month’s nature almanac features Ruth Carol Cushman and and Steve Jones talking about spring migrators that are here especially early this year – Osprey and […]
The Nature Conservancy and the March for Science
Many organizations working around conservation and environmental protection are concerned about the future of environmental protection under a Trump administration – from climate denial and the […]
July Nature Almanac: Nesting Phoebes
In this month’s Nature Almanac, Steve Jones and Ruth Carol Cushman talk about Phoebes nesting under one of Boulder Creek’s bridges. Steve Jones and Ruth […]
June Nature Almanac: Neotropical Birds
This month’s Nature Almanac, Steve Jones and Ruth Carol Cushman comment on the neotropical birds that are finally in Boulder in abundance, with a special look at Bullock’s Orioles […]
Vitamin N: The Essential Guide to a Nature-Rich Life
In 2008, Richard Louv introduced the world to “nature-deficit” disorder with his best-selling book Last Child in the Woods. He spoke about how a lack of […]
March Nature Almanac: Tassel Eared Abert’s Squirrels at Betasso Reservoir
In this month’s Nature Almanac, Ruth Carol Cushman loosk for tassel-eared Abert’s squirrels at Betasso Reservoir with naturlaist and wildlife biologist Scott Severs. All Photos: Scott […]
Nature Almanac: February Stars
In this month’s Nature Almanac, naturalist and guide Dave Sutherland joins Steve Jones to talk about what can be seen in the mid-winter night sky. For more information about […]