Sometimes found in large clumps, monarchs overwintering along California’s central coast prefer to hang out in eucalyptus trees, Monterey cypress, and Monterey pines.
Learn how you can help these beautiful insects survive this vulnerable season: https://t.co/oIKZaPQ24n
Still plenty of time to get that important symbol of the Season. Cut your own #Christmas tree from your local national forest. Make a new tradition, make life-long memories & get a tree that smells great, naturally!
https://t.co/ZZH55gFuKl
@forestservice@USDA
I would like to see more @TwitterSpaces devoted to:
guided mediations
music listening
experimental audio/ biosonification
nature/wildlife sounds and ID tips (birding)
poetry readings
book excerpt readings (book clubs!)
#twitterspaces
alright who are my fellow mushie lovers?! during covid i sadly lost my job and started to go a little crazy, so i picked up a new hobby and fell in love with it so fast, and yes now i’m obsessed with the wonderful world of fungi 🍄
Had to take a break and jump into Nature Drawing & Watercolor by Peggy Dean
The first line is “I can’t draw- seriously”
#goodreads#naturereads#watercolor
Living Soil, our very body, is moving towards extinction. Addressing this with utmost urgency is the most important Responsibility that all nations have to fulfill. #ConsciousPlanet. Let Us Make It Happen. - Sg
#WorldSoilDay#SaveSoil@UNCCD@UNEP@FAO
What if research was universally understood to be the search for better and better questions
and answers were only valued insofar as they could be stepping stones to better questions
Thousands of years ago, Inuit and Yupik people of Alaska and northern Canada carved narrow slits into ivory, antler and wood to create snow goggles. This diminished exposure to direct and reflected ultraviolet rays thereby reducing eye strain and preventing snow blindness.