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King of all Conifers2 comments

Dr Reese Halter wrote 1 day ago: Nineteenth century author, naturalist and founder of the Sierra Club – John Muir called the giant Se … more →

Tags: Trees, Australian Conservation Foundation, Boston, Chicago, Defenders of Wildlife, Dr Reese Halter, ducks unlimited, Environment, Environmental Defense Fund

Conversations in Wood

myaker wrote 2 days ago: Carbon Sequestration thru Forestry Applied Vernacular Building White Pine Framing Cedarburg, WI Whit … more →

Tags: Aldo Leopold, Carbon Sequestration, Forestry, vernacular building

Random Thought 11.23.09

kconway01 wrote 2 days ago: How glorious a greeting the sun gives the mountains! ~John Muir … more →

Tags: mountains, Nature, Photography, Quotations, light, Mt. Washington, New Hampshire, Sun

"It is always sunrise somewhere...."

featherheart wrote 4 days ago: “The grand show is eternal. It is always sunrise somewhere; the dew is never dried all at once; a sh … more →

Tags: Photography, sunrise

Medical Vibe...really?

jazzjody wrote 1 week ago: The journey through treatment for breast cancer can be terrifying a bit scary…unless you are l … more →

Tags: breast cancer, Cancer, Finance, Gift, health, Levine, Medical, Michael, Oncology

Beauty Instead of Bread4 comments

Marianne wrote 1 week ago: Said the famed naturalist and conservationist John Muir, “Everybody needs beauty as well as br … more →

Tags: Aesthetics, Beauty, Budget, Decorating, House of mirth, Lily Bart, Marianne Moore

Scanning from 100+ years in the past: John Muir's hand to digital viewing

thedeeperwell wrote 1 week ago: The newest digital collection at the University of the Pacific’s library will excite any John Muir e … more →

Tags: Big Trees, The (((BIG))) Picture, Giant Sequoia

Synergy in the Interior

piercehoward wrote 2 weeks ago: John Muir "at home" My wife, Jane, and I have recently viewed the six deeply satisfying ep … more →

Tags: Human Resource Optimization, leadership, Specific Trait Definitions, Trait theory, AMERICAS BEST IDEA, Big Five, Department of the Interior, Five Factor Model, Horace Albright

Muir Musings in Marquette County

bwterao wrote 2 weeks ago: Barb at Ennis Lake, John Muir Park Sun is breaking through the morning mist as I arrive at John Muir … more →

Tags: Wisconsin

Close to home, a debate on what, exactly, are the aims of preservation

cep wrote 3 weeks ago: Point Reyes oysters are as famed an institution as the verdant peninsula’s happy cows and inco … more →

Tags: 1, Preservation, Conservation, preservation v conservation, Theodore Roosevelt, national park service, Industry, Land Use, New York Times

The John Muir Trail

fateaglescout wrote 3 weeks ago: John Muir Trail 289 Pounds. In God’s wildness lies the hope of the world—the great fresh unbli … more →

Tags: backpacking, John Muir Trail, Thoughts, California, Choices

Books Matter

farawaybooks wrote 3 weeks ago: “People need beauty as well as bread. A place to play in, as well as a place to pray in. … more →

Tags: Encouraging Words, Books

Online Treasures: Free online downloads for listening practice

englishwithjennifer wrote 3 weeks ago: I discovered an interesting site with audio recordings that are all public domain. (The site states … more →

Tags: Listening, English With Jennifer, JenniferESL, Jennifer Lebedev, librivox, Books on Tape, aesop's fables, L. M. Montgomery, Mark Twain

John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt3 comments

Ken wrote 1 month ago: Monday, October 19, 2009 When you come through the tunnel from the West towards the East, and you re … more →

Tags: LeaderFOCUS, Dead Sea Scrolls, teddy roosevelt, The Great Isaiah Scroll, Yosemite

"A straight little car" Part II12 comments

jstwndrng wrote 1 month ago: [Part I is here] My parents did not say “I told you so”. That was not their way. My dad … more →

Tags: Random Memories, really long posts, 1967 Bug, beetle bug, Peter Aschwanden, Volkswagen, Volkswagen Bug, VW engine

"A straight little car" Part I11 comments

jstwndrng wrote 1 month ago: The 1967 Volkswagen Sedan represented, for many fans of the “Beetle Bug”, the meeting po … more →

Tags: Random Memories, really long posts, 1967 Bug, beetle bug, Little Nemo, Peter Aschwanden, Volkswagen, Volkswagen Bug, Winsor McCay

Happy Blog Action Day!1 comment

jenclinton wrote 1 month ago: I know this is more posting than I’ve ever done in one week, but I can’t help it. It … more →

Tags: Green, Human Interest, Policy, Beliefs, Blog Action Day, brick analogy, change, climate change, Climate Change Policy

It’s all related!1 comment

Jeffrey Ton wrote 1 month ago: In my previous post “We have met the enemy and he is us“, I discussed the “dewater … more →

Tags: Business, Energy, Green, Rivers, sustainability, Water Efficiency, combined sewer, dewatering systems, Marriott

We have met the enemy and he is us! -Pogo3 comments

Jeffrey Ton wrote 1 month ago: What was true in 1970 when Pogo first uttered his immortal words is truer still today. At the time o … more →

Tags: Business, Earth, Green, Rivers, sustainability, Water Efficiency, Carmel, combined sewer, Indianapolis


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