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@thiswildcuriosity
One of the things I’ve been doing over the past few months is spending more time outside exploring the local parks. I’m very lucky that my c
Turns out that touching grass might actually be good advice? Thoughts on noticing nature, exploring, and happiness.
I explored why wilderness is important and how we need to change our relationship with wild spaces. Spoiler: In the end, I had more questions than answers.
House sparrows are everywhere. For my Long Reads recommendation this week, in her essay Meet the Little Brown Bird That Holds a Mirror Up to Humanity, Rosemary Mosco explains how they're not all that they seem.
Just like us, animals have culture-group behaviours that we learn from each other. I took a look at what animal culture looks like and why it's important.
Wild About Animal Culture
My little blog is 1 year old this month! To celebrate, I made a list of my favourite posts from the past year:
Wild About Mary Pratt
Wild About Desire Paths
Wild About Wonder
Wild About Umwelt
Wild About Plant Communication
Ring nebulas. Nature photography winners. Wind sculptures. See three things I'm curious about this week.
Photo by Torie Hilley
Kittens, otters, even crocodiles and wasps all like to play. But why do we play? The truth is, scientists aren't entirely sure. My latest blog: Wild About Play.
The world's oldest tree is almost 5000 years old. I wrote about our fascination with ancient forests and giant trees.
Hope without action is merely wishful thinking. I wrote about the art of hoping well.
Three things that caught my attention on the internet this week: a new map of the moon, Indigenous art in Minnesota, and rescuing the Kherson herbarium.
Are we afraid of colour? Over time, the everyday objects in our lives, from our walls to our furniture to our cars and even our houses have
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Illustrated travel journals, palm trees that flower underground, and drawings by Charles Darwin's kids. It's three things I'm curious about this week.
There's an app for that. I took a look at some of the best apps that can help you identify plants and animals when you're out in nature and why Merlin changed my outdoor experience.
What is creativity? Why are we afraid of it? And why can AI never be creative? This week, I take a look at creativity and discover that it's about more than being good at art, it's about exploring and expressing new ideas.
Traveling with cats, botanical photographs, and Sesame Street does Pride. It's three things I'm curious about this week!
“No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced.” – David Attenborough
Biophilia--our affinity for the natural world--has postive benefits for us and for nature.
Tiny embroideries, hippo ranching, and endangered orchids. It's three things I'm curious about this week.