Environment

The research into the co-operative nature of trees is in its infancy.

Most of the nocturnal critters my friends and I find are insects, but spiders, millipedes and amphibians also appear in our flashlight beams.

The Credit, the Humber, the Grand and the Nottawasaga rivers are home to a lively community of creatures that form a complex, interdependent web of life.

The annual emergence of mayflies, wherever it occurs, brings predictable responses.

This serendipitous meeting with a near-sighted beaver was my favorite type of wildlife encounter!

The abundance of these aquatic larvae in our streams and rivers is a good thing.

“We the young have started to move.” Youth here and around the world raise a battle cry for action on climate change.

Look up! Where eagles, hawks and vultures soar.

This year I managed to take video of the underwater breeding of spotted salamanders.

Raccoons, squirrels and robins adapted to urban life long ago.

What happens in Bee City stays in Bee City.

The benefits of the bugs in our backyards.