Tag: lost and found in nature

• Look-a-Likes Welcome Winter

  Last night the moon was so bright and the sky was super clear. But, was it cold! There’s something about 3 or 4’C that often seems colder to me than when the mercury dips below zero. This is my ultra-short homage to the greener, warmer days of spring, summer and fall. Enjoy these ‘look-a-likes.’ These […]

  Ben Porchuk

  November 14, 2016

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• Big Impacts Across Small Spaces…Doug Tallamy Photosynthesizes the Case for Native Plants

  All photographs by Ben Porchuk. Tallamy talks nature in Toronto. Toronto… and nature? Yes, Toronto, the city of over 6 million people. It might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of re-building the natural world. But Doug Tallamy,  an entomologist from the University of Delaware, was invited specifically to […]

  Ben Porchuk

  October 28, 2016

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