Discover Nature In Your Backyard
Rick Blythe 
Deer in residential areas can be a source of conflict between humans and wildlife. While they are known for their beauty and grace, they can also cause damage to gardens and landscaping, pose a risk to drivers, and carry diseases that can infect humans and domestic animals. To manage the presence of deer in residential … Read more
Today was the 12th annual Seedy Saturday event in Hamilton, where many vendors were giving away seeds to the public for free. Other vendors were selling their seeds and items and they seemed to be doing brisk business. More info from the organizers here. Here is a short video I took of the crowd at … Read more
Bringing Nature Home, Updated and Expanded” by Douglas W. Tallamy is a must-read for anyone who cares about the environment and the future of our planet. In this thought-provoking and deeply informative book, Tallamy explores the crucial role that native plants play in supporting wildlife and combating climate change. With a wealth of practical tips … Read more
The book “Pollinators of Native Plants” by Heather Holm is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in gardening and preserving native plant species. This beautifully illustrated guide features detailed information on the pollinators that are essential to the health and reproduction of native plant species. With this book, you’ll learn about the unique relationships between … Read more
Adults and kids can enjoy many fun nature activities together in their backyard. Here are a few ideas to get you started: Getting kids involved Gardening Gardening is becoming increasingly popular among people young and old alike, but it’s especially great for kids because it allows them to get their hands dirty while also learning … Read more