The Nature of Nature opens with a fascinating discussion of Biosphere 2, a groundbreaking experiment that sought to replicate Earth’s ecosystems within a closed environment. Sala uses this intriguing case study to illustrate how the project revealed our limited understanding of the complexities of natural systems and the challenges of sustaining them in isolation. This first chapter serves as a […]
Photo of the Year “Curious Ermine” by Rebecca Noeldner North American Wildlife – People’s Choice Awards 1st Place: “Wolf Love” by Stephen Bensing 2nd Place: “Snowy Eagle” by Philip Wolbrink 3rd Place: “Regal Cedar Wax Wing” by Regal Cedar Wax Wing by Therese Sgarlata-Lutz Naturescapes – People’s Choice Awards 1st Place: “Perfect Fall Day” by Nancy Schuller 2nd Place: […]
Northern Wisconsin has yet to see any significant snow accumulation. However, it has still been cold enough for lakes and rivers to freeze. And the ice has been great for skating. But some animals will never be good at skating, no matter how hard they try. After hearing from several homeowners on the lake about a deer stranded on the […]
We didn’t get this message out for Thanksgiving, but it’s never too late to say thank you! Especially since your support helped us turn 2023 into a success! So thank you to the best supporters a non-profit organization could hope for! Whether it was snow and ice damage, infectious disease, or a fundraising drought, 2023 threw a few challenges at […]
Every spring, we admit baby animals of all sorts, but perhaps the baby deer spend the most time with us. Whether they come in because they are injured or orphaned, fawns typically spend the whole summer with us.The video on this page shows the last two fawns of Summer 2023 being released back to the wild. They stayed with us […]
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