Tag: Dec2020
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Nature Finds Its Place
Have you ever struggled to grow a plant no matter how good the soil or how well you water? Doesn’t it seem nature has its own plans regardless of what we think?
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A Journey Through Time
Stephanie Bilodeau, Conservation Biologist with Coastal Bay Bend and Estuaries Program periodically asks for help removing invasives and planting natives on the spoil islands in the Lower Laguna Madre. Barbara and I always jump at the chance to not only give nature a hand but to go explore one of only six hyper-saline lagoons in…
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Moths – Worthy of our interest
If you’re familiar with the saying, “all shapes and sizes,” it truly fits when describing moths.
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My Fascination with Frogs
by Alejandra Gomez I have always been fascinated by frogs! It was in my early, formative years of junior high school, where I was introduced to the dissection of frogs. I remember being told that a frog’s body provided an overview of the organ system of a complex living thing. The organs present in frogs…
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Lichen – Complicated, but beautiful
Lichens are a complex life form that is a symbiotic partnership of two separate organisms, a fungus and an alga.