HOW YOU CAN SAVE THE ASIAN ELEPHANT
June 19, 2014
Travel With Lamb pleads the case against exploitation of Asian elephants
Travel With Lamb pleads the case against exploitation of Asian elephants
We used to have Black Bears in our backyard all the time growing up. They would eat the vegetables out of our garden and turn over our garbage cans. We didn’t go out after dark and had to pay attention to noises in the trees when we were…
Think of a hike and you think of nature, right? And this hike in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park will look a lot like nature, but that’s actually a complete deception. Almost nothing in the entire park is “natural.” When the then-city of…
If you travel west from Calgary, Alberta on the TransCanada Highway, you’ll see the Canadian Rockies growing ever larger during your entire journey. It’s an amazing sight! In less than an hour you’re right in the heart of…
Hiking (walking or tramping) for many of us is an important part of enjoying a destination. The ability to get out and explore on foot in a natural or near natural environment, even if it’s near a city, is good exercise, mentally cathartic and…
One of the things I most remember about driving about in South Africa were all the protea. Flowering bushes everywhere! And, of course, great floral displays of this interesting African plant in shops and hotels.
One of my favourite creatures that are around during the summer months are the Humming Birds. While taking photos of them, I would occasionally try to get one to perch on my finger. I would stand, perfectly still, under the feeder and…
About a one hour drive west of Calgary using the TransCanada Highway, and near the town of Canmore and its Nordic centre, the incredibly beautiful Grassi Lakes are nestled between the Ha Ling Peak…
As we drive north from Twin Falls, through black lava fields, farms and sage, I take in the majestic mountains ahead as they emerge from the clouds. It’s easy to see why this area had a special place in ‘Papa’ Hemingway’s…
The name “hoodoo” comes from the word “voodoo” and was given to these geological formations by the Europeans. They are found throughout the Drumheller Badlands in Alberta. The Blackfoot and Cree believe the…
Travel With Lamb pleads the case against exploitation of Asian elephants
We used to have Black Bears in our backyard all the time growing up. They would eat the vegetables out of our garden and turn over our garbage cans. We didn’t go out after dark and had to pay attention to noises in the trees when we were…
Think of a hike and you think of nature, right? And this hike in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park will look a lot like nature, but that’s actually a complete deception. Almost nothing in the entire park is “natural.” When the then-city of…
If you travel west from Calgary, Alberta on the TransCanada Highway, you’ll see the Canadian Rockies growing ever larger during your entire journey. It’s an amazing sight! In less than an hour you’re right in the heart of…
Hiking (walking or tramping) for many of us is an important part of enjoying a destination. The ability to get out and explore on foot in a natural or near natural environment, even if it’s near a city, is good exercise, mentally cathartic and…
One of the things I most remember about driving about in South Africa were all the protea. Flowering bushes everywhere! And, of course, great floral displays of this interesting African plant in shops and hotels.
One of my favourite creatures that are around during the summer months are the Humming Birds. While taking photos of them, I would occasionally try to get one to perch on my finger. I would stand, perfectly still, under the feeder and…
About a one hour drive west of Calgary using the TransCanada Highway, and near the town of Canmore and its Nordic centre, the incredibly beautiful Grassi Lakes are nestled between the Ha Ling Peak…
As we drive north from Twin Falls, through black lava fields, farms and sage, I take in the majestic mountains ahead as they emerge from the clouds. It’s easy to see why this area had a special place in ‘Papa’ Hemingway’s…
The name “hoodoo” comes from the word “voodoo” and was given to these geological formations by the Europeans. They are found throughout the Drumheller Badlands in Alberta. The Blackfoot and Cree believe the…