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The Art of Creation: Following the Trail of Pollen

The Art of Creation: Following the Trail of Pollen

July 20, 2023 - Part zoo, part theme park, part interactive museum, and part time travel machine, Pollinator Park is a free interactive virtual experience intended to create a fun, educational, and emotionally engaging entrance into the world of pollinators. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Recognizing My Neighbors

The Art of Creation: Recognizing My Neighbors

May 18, 2023 - Hearing and recognizing the unseen voices in my neighborhood expands my understanding of the scope of other creatures living on this land. By Louise Conner

Practical Earthkeeping: Spring Migration

Practical Earthkeeping: Spring Migration

April 22, 2023 - Practical tips to help birds during their spring migration. By Kevin Vande Vusse.

The Art of Creation: Delicate Work

The Art of Creation: Delicate Work

April 20, 2023 - Pippa Dyrlaga is a Yorkshire, England-based artist who, with a piece of paper, a drawing instrument, and a precision knife as her only raw materials, creates an imaginative world of creatures and places that evokes awe toward the natural world. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Birds, Cry Out

The Art of Creation: Birds, Cry Out

April 6, 2023 - In the nooks and crannies of the world, with no human present, songs of praise to the Creator still sound. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Regarding Elephants

The Art of Creation: Regarding Elephants

March 30, 2023 - Set in the Tamil Nadu region of southern India, the recent winner of the Best Documentary Short Film Oscar, The Elephant Whisperers, is an impressive work of filmmaking. It is also a work of advocacy and education. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Creature Crossings

The Art of Creation: Creature Crossings

March 23, 2023 - As roads have widened and lengthened, and traffic has proliferated and sped up, nonhuman creatures have struggled to survive and thrive with splintered habitats, dangerous migration paths, and collisions where they almost always come out on the losing end. By Louise Conner