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Reptiles Magazine December 5, 2017 When I was a young girl walking to and from school in Toronto, I would bring home all the wounded snakes I found. I’d doctor their wounds, put them in a shoebox and keep them warm—then Mom would find them and out the door they went. CINDY TROOST-MASSOLIN To own an Argentine tegu is to have an intelligent friend with scales take hold of your heart and become a true member of your family.   Now that I’m grown, that passion for reptiles is stronger than e...

Atchafalaya National Heritage Area announce the 13 grant recipients from 2020 cycle KATC and last updated 2021-01-29 13:13:19-05 The Atchafalaya National Heritage Area (ANHA) has announced the 13 grant recipients from the fall 2020 ANHA Grant cycle. The ANHA Grant Program, funded through the National Park Service, is distributing $122,515.44 in grant funds to promote environmental, recreational, and cultural heritage assets in the area. This grant provides matching funds assistance through rei...

Last year, Ant and Christina Anstead’s divorce unfolded in a very public way. The couple, who announced their split on Instagram back in September, had been married for less than two years and share a young son together, Hudson. For both Christina and Ant, the decision to go their separate ways hit them hard. While the HGTV star has been vocal with her followers about her healing process, it appears she has much bigger plans to keep her mind occupied as well: During the premiere episode of h...

"I really want to open up a wellness center by this time next year," Anstead reveals to her friends. "Like start it, buy it... like a piece of land in Utah," she shares, adding "I feel like thats calling to me." The mother-of-three continues to note that "with everything so crazy here in California," and "running on adrenaline," an out-of-state retreat would be a nice escape. Anstead also shares that a trip to Peru, where she could further immerse herself in Shamanism and other spiritual pract...

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser today said New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell’s actions against Lauren Daigle cost not just New Orleans the opportunity at invaluable, worldwide promotion at a time when it’s needed most, they also cost every city in Louisiana that had a chance at hosting the event. “When Mayor Cantrell’s personal feelings toward Lauren Daigle being tapped to promote her city came to light, we attempted to move the safe, and socially-distanced, celebration to a locatio...