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21 February 2008

Getting Rid of the Chicken Hawk in the 1930s Sandhills

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By James Ed. Ducey, with Jack Sampson During the dry days of dust-bowl times in the western sand hills, Jack Sampson was a teen in Ashby, ...

Historic Ivory Gull Occurrence in the Arctic, 1820-1858

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An iconic bird of the Arctic north is the Ivory Gull. Distinctively white and obviously appreciated when seen, it been noted in the great no...
07 February 2008

Clean Water Restoration Act Would Protect Wetlands

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H.R. 2421 - "'waters of the United States' means all waters subject to the ebb and flow of the tide, the territorial seas, and ...
05 February 2008

Expedition to Research Natural History in Mongolia

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A federal research grant is funding an expedition to Mongolia to document the biological diversity of Gobi Gurvan Saikhan National Park, and...
03 February 2008

The Flood - A Tale of the Beaver Indians

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In former times, when people were very numerous upon the earth, it happened that the sun ceased to give heat or light. An unremitting fall o...
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Tradition of the Great Piasa of the Mississippi River

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From the journal of Edmund Flagg during a tour of the Illinois territory in the summer of 1836. IX Nor is the interest experienced by th...
30 January 2008

Mayan Glyphs Depict the Ceremonial Importance of Birds Many Centuries Ago

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Dramatic bird-motif items are depicted by glyphs from many centuries in the past depict how the winged ones of the tropical forest-lands wer...
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