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The month of May is a beautiful time of the year because it feels like Mother Nature is getting motivated for the growing season. Trees are flowering. Birds are singing

May is right around the corner, so to mow or not to mow? The “No Mow May” movement has gained significant steam after being started in 2019 over in the

If I asked you to think about areas around the world that you would consider biodiversity hot spots, you will likely think of the Amazon rainforest, which is home to

Spring is here, and summer is fast approaching. We already got a taste of the weather to come with the string of 60-degree days. That means it is time to

The sunshine has me reminiscing about Colorado. Did you know Colorado ranks in the top 10 for sunniest states in the U.S.? I can identify a person who lives in

Somehow, I have never heard of the Great Backyard Bird Count, which has happened annually for over 25 years. Birds have always been my favorite animal since I was a

I have a love-hate relationship with the recent weather we are experiencing. I love the sunshine, but I hate the warm temperatures because they create muddy experiences for me and

If you have read just a few of my past Eco Talks, it’s probably easy to guess that I am a big fan of growing plants. I find gardening so

I love January in upstate New York. Daylight length is getting longer, little by little, each day that passes. Winter temperatures are setting in, and the nighttime temperatures are creeping

One of my favorite winter moments is seeing the stark red contrast of a northern cardinal to fresh white snow. There havent been many chances for that this year, but