Nature Spots

In 1909, President Theodore Roosevelt gave the area that is now Zion National Park federal protection. Ten years later, Zion

But where does this impact originate, from the tree or trees nearest to the person enjoying the forest? From the

Leaf litter (Photo by Kaboompics.com via Pexels/Canva) September 18, 2020 | by Jaime Clifton-Ross

Me on a six-foot ladder amidst European common reed, to illustrate its height and density. (Photo

Exploring Burntcoat Head Park in Noel, Nova Scotia. (Photo by Kyle Erickson)

As a wildlife photographer, you should have at least some basic knowledge about the animals you’re shooting to avoid dangerous

Old-growth forest (Photo by NCC) September 13, 2020 | by Wendy Ho

Two American robins refusing to share a puddle (Photo by Janis Turner)

Once common throughout Africa and Asia, elephants declined significantly during the 20th century, largely due to the illegal ivory trade.

The Sandersons are a nature-loving family (Photo courtesy of Amy Sanderson) September 7, 2020