Have you wondered what happens in the secretive world beneath your feet? Imagine a neighborhood drama featuring shrews, voles and moles as the quirky cast.
Author: Monica Macoubrie
The Language of the Outdoors
Language allows us to capture and describe the world around us, and when it comes to nature, the words we use can be as vibrant and lively as the outdoors itself.
Hoppers – A Complex Group of Insects
Most people consider these hopping insects mere nuisances, but a closer look reveals their vibrant, complex interactions with the environment.
The Primordial Pouch in Nebraska’s Native Cats
Contrary to the common misconception that it is a sign of obesity among cats, the primordial pouch serves several important functions.
The Builders of the Wild: Beavers
The presence of beavers tells the story of a species’ resilience among human neighbors in a changing environment.
Surviving the Scorch – How Animals Beat the Heat
From playing hide-and-seek with the sun to their own versions of natural air conditioning, animals have some quirky ways to stay cool.