FollowHere are my recent musings on Nature’s Web of Life.
This series of blog posts contains sources for my musings, my research, and my preparation for my student seminars. I am happy to share with you. If you find any of the articles interesting, I hope that you will offer your comments at the end of the list.
The following is a list of short Nature videos produced by my good friend, Mike Foster. Mike works primarily in Southeastern Arizona in the United States and Northern Sonora, Mexico. I hope you agree that his interests are varied and interesting.
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Return of the Beaver To The San Pedro River
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How Javalina protect their young
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Day of the Dead and Changing Traditions in Mexico
This video includes the Day of the Dead celebration, indigenous additions to religion, Virgin of Guadalupe, La Calavera Catrina, a herbalist or yerbera and the use or plants.
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Cottonwoods are the largest trees in Arizona. Learn more about how the cottonwood tree contributes to the ecosystem and protects the San Pedro Riparian Area in this video.
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“The Ayal a Natural Medicine” is a video about a fascinating natural medicine made from the fruit of a tropical tree that grows as far north as central Sonora Mexico. In this video you will see curanderos explaining how this plant can be used.
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Our River: A Work In Progress A progress report on the conservation of the San Predro River.
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Our River of Life, The San Pedro, and why it is so important to preserve.
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Hydrology of the San Pedro River
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Ecology of the San Pedro River
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My name is Bill Graham. As a Marine Biologist who has worked in the US and Mexico for 30 years, I am a student of Nature, a teacher, a researcher, and a nature photographer. Through my work, I have acquired an ever growing passion for how everything in Nature is connected. Today, I travel extensively contemplating about, writing about, and photographing Nature’s connections. I also work with conservation projects in the USA and Mexico and mentor talented youth.
Thanks, Bill ! This covered things I had learned of by way of your experiences. I am more because of you. These videos also are very interesting, educational and a joy! Keep growing and glowing!
Hi Ellen: Many thanks for your ongoing encouragement !!!!