Browsing Category: Environmental education

Matt Courtman, educating the public at Monroe's Biedenharn Bible Museum

If You Go Down To The Woods Today … You May Hear A ‘Kent’!

A Ruby-crowned Kinglet (Regulus calendula) hovering to inspect a curled leaf for concealed prey, at Black Bayou National Wildlife Refuge on Sunday.

Hail To The Kinglets!

Incoming Wood Stork, Mycteria americana, in The Russel Sage WMA

A Wood Stork Wonderland at Russell Sage WMA

The Women Fighting Wildlife Crime in Vietnam

African elephants on the Maasai Mara. Paxton images photo and copyright.

Studying up before my Safari!

Nature has the power to heal. Forests soils and waters can help mitigate climate change.

Explore Nature’s Role in Climate Mitigation and Adaptation. Nature For Life Hub Starts Tomorrow, Sept. 24 2020

A hatchling Alligator Snapping Turtle (Macrochelys temminckii) raised at ULM's Herpetology Department by Professor Carr

Raised for release! Young Freshwater Turtles in Close-up.

Spice of Life: Who’s Been Eating My Stereaceae?

Spice of Life: Slugs and Snails

Spice of Life: Nuts About Squirrels