Naturalism
Bird Watching for Beginners: A convenient way to connect with nature
By Oliver Lazenby | Photos by Eric Ellingson
Birds are the living descendants of dinosaurs, heralds of seasonal change and wanderers in a global ecosystem....
UFOiTeam investigates paranormal activity at Mount Baker
Recent UFO sighting reports prompt local group to take a closer look at the Mt. Baker area.
By Pat Grubb
We are not alone.
Perhaps a few...
The Eagles Have Landed: Winter eagle watching on local rivers
By Oliver Lazenby
From late November to late January, thousands of bald eagles descend on local rivers and streams in search of chum salmon. Eagles...
Fall hikes to golden larch groves
By Jason Griffith
The long days of sweating up trails and swatting flies are mostly behind us. Fortunately, the cool, crisp days of fall are...
Fall Foraging: Store up for winter
By Amy Gibson
As autumn approaches, plants begin to ready themselves for winter. For plants, the change in temperature causes sugars to migrate and convert...
Herbal and healing tea from foraged plants
By Amy Gibson
For many, summer is a time to relax, slow down, and enjoy the warm season of our lives. One way I’ve found...
Getting Started With Spring Foraging
By Amy Gibson
As winter winds down, green life emerges in the forest once again. You may notice foragers off-trail, filling baskets with robust leaves,...
Three rivers, many eagles
Winter eagle watching on the Squamish, Nooksack and Skagit
By Ian Ferguson
Photos by David Riffle
In winter, the riparian areas around northwest rivers provide prime habitat...
Which animal lives the longest?
Which animal lives the longest? Hint: it's not the Galapagos Tortoise.
