It’s not clear how eucalyptus forests and other habitats have changed, and what kind of wildlife they will support.
Read: How Australia’s Wilderness Is Recovering From Wildfires | Smart News | Smithsonian Magazine
It’s not clear how eucalyptus forests and other habitats have changed, and what kind of wildlife they will support.
Read: How Australia’s Wilderness Is Recovering From Wildfires | Smart News | Smithsonian Magazine
If, like me, you’re resisting the urge to go out into the snow, why not read about the ways it can kill you?
As soon as we manage to gauge our impact on wildlife as outdoorists, it changes.
Read: Will we ever know rec’s true impact on wildlife? (Out of bounds) — High Country News – Know the West
The message remains ‘stay near home’, but this take on it includes an infographic for the visually-oriented.
If so, are we capable of self-restraint to conserve wildlife?
How should we practice outdoorism in the presence of COVID-19?
Source: As COVID-19 spreads, how do you ethically get outdoors?
Interact with the epic mural, spanning 243 birds and 375 million years, at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Explore: Wall of Birds
Easement locations in particular could change the way we plan outdoor activities.
Read: Will MAPLand legislation improve access to public lands?
This is playing out in my neighborhood with Lake Tahoe towns, and I suspect all over the country.
Read: The danger of self-isolating from COVID-19 on public lands — High Country News – Know the West
Money Trails aims to shine a light on groups lobbying to privatize public lands in the west.