Here I offer those recent Internet articles that interest me. They are sources for my musings and my research which 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 any one of the postings.
Two Famous Sages Speak About Interdependence In Nature
Interdependence is a defining feature of all life on our Earth. I have written about the vital importance of interdependence to all living things on our planet. But, long before I wrote about interdependence, the subject was discussed in the essays of two famous people — Charles Darwin and the Buddhist sage Thich Nhat Hanh. The purpose of this essay is to offer the writings of these two sages about the interdependence of all things in Nature. Thich Nhat Hanh offers the following in his book “The Heart of...
read moreMankind’s Worldview of Nature – A Resource List:
Online Resource List – Humanity’s Inaccurate Worldview Of Nature Environmental Educators Have The Power to Change Humanity’s Inaccurate Worldview About Nature Environmental Educators Are Powerful People ********** Is There A More Important Education? Solutions to our environmental dilemma rest in environmental education and behaviors that manifest our environmental understanding http://trib.com/opinion/columns/keown-is-there-a-more-important-education/article_e28f3659-2a7b-5ef8-b889-b2fec4a6ddfd.html **********...
read moreMy Musings – Ecological Succession
********** Wikipedia. Ecological succession is the process of change in the species structure of an ecological community over time. The time scale can be decades (for example, after a wildfire), or even millions of years after a mass extinction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecological_succession ********** Ecological Succession notes from Penn State University. Within any community some species may become less abundant over some time interval, or they may even vanish from the ecosystem altogether. Similarly, over some time interval, other...
read moreMy Musings On 24 November 2017
Here are my recent musings on Nature’s Web of Life. They are a combination of new material and some of my favorite resources. If you find any of the articles interesting, I hope that you will offer your comments at the end of the list. ****************** Moose moms abandon research calves, threatening Minnesota study http://www.twincities.com/localnews/ci_25908863/moose-moms-abandon-research-calves-threatening-minnesota-study?source=email ****************** Despite persistent outrage from the public, the U.S. government killed 2.7...
read moreMy Musings As Of 10 November 2017
Here are my recent musings on Nature’s Web of Life. They are a combination of new material and some of my favorite resources. If you find any of the articles interesting, I hope that you will offer your comments at the end of the list. ************* Whether you believe that climate change is caused by mankind or by other means, this EPA web page is a wonderfully concise description of the impact that climate change has on ecosystems. http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/impacts-adaptation/ecosystems.html ************* Which method of...
read moreMy Musings For October 27, 2017
Here are my recent musings on Nature’s Web of Life. They are a combination of new material and some of my favorite resources. If you find any of the articles interesting, I hope that you will offer your comments at the end of the list. *********** Visual explorations of the relationship of patterns in flowers and their relationship to other forms seen in the physical and natural world. Patterns In Nature video #1 Patterns In Nature video #2 *********** Steven Strogatz’s great TED.COM talk on Synchrony *********** Symmetry...
read moreMy Musings On 13 October 2017
Here are my recent musings on Nature’s Web of Life. They are a combination of new material and some of my favorite resources. If you find any of the articles interesting, I hope that you will offer your comments at the end of the list. ************* What kind of person trophy hunts??? An interesting article about the kind of person who kills animals for their own pleasure and ego satisfaction. https://www.thedodo.com/which-people-trophy-hunt-1305964755.html ************* DIRT! The Movie takes you inside the wonders of the soil....
read moreMy Musings for 23 April 2017
Here 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. I am focusing this list of musings on trophic cascades and food webs which form the basis for energy flow within Nature. These references are being used to produce an essay on Nature’s energy flow. *********** What are some...
read moreMy Latest Musings on 31 March 2017
Here 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. I am focusing this list of musings on human morality and its impact on the environment. This is also known also as Ecological Morality. *********** Principles of an Ecological Morality: Integrating Values and...
read moreMy musings – The ecological impact of Trump’s border wall
Here 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. This list of musings concerns the ecological impact of the border wall between Mexico and the United States *********** Highly recommended!!! A new collaborative virtual story map that that helps communicate the nuances and realities...
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