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THE FRONTMAN and singer from popular UK indie band Starsailor is heading north for an intimate acoustic concert early in the new year. James Walsh, whose group have just completed a sell-out UK tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of their Silence is Easy album, will perform at...
In honor of the first day of Spring, we bring you two stories of how we change nature and nature changes us.
David Hamilton has penned a book about the popular vegan trend of foraging, as he claims wherever you are in the UK is just a short walk away from a source of wild food.
Who are we? What interests us, in this age of plague? To understand the world today, let's look at the non-fiction books coming in 2021. A pattern of transformation runs through next year's non-fiction releases: the pandemic has changed the human race. We have new priorities and a different perspective. Where do we go from here? Feminist titles focus on the power of female independent living; and writers on race look at harnessing the energy of the Black Lives Matter movement to turn protest into progress. Working-class voices rise. Parenting gets a reality check, with new releases providing...
Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews Dec 11, 2020 7:01 AM The new exhibit âWhere the Wild Things Grow in South Dakotaâ opens tomorrow (Dec. 12) at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. The exhibit features a few of the many native plants found in the state. Museum director Jay Smith says the Observation Gallery is an excellent space to feature âWhere the Wild Things Grow in South Dakota. He says some native plants like yucca can be seen growing on the hillside around the Cultural Heritage Center. A plant is considered native if it occurs naturally in an ecosystem without being introduc...