Tag: Ecology
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Why You Shouldn't Buy Ladybugs for Natural Pest Control in your Garden
Got ladybugs? Encourage native ladybugs in your garden instead of buying wild-harvested ladybugs to manage pests.
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The Battle of Midway is Still Raging...Among Invasive Plant Species
Along with people came invasive species, and a massive effort to remove two of the most pervasive and deadly plant species is underway.
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How Biophilia Can Improve Our Lives - Part II
Series on the how Biophilia can Improve Our Lives. Part II deals with Understanding Biophilic Application
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Deep-Frozen Woman 'Denied' Eco-Burial
A dead woman frozen since 2009 specified she wanted an 'eco-burial' yet the Swedish state has yet to comply, threatening to give her a regular burial instead.
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Artist's Snow Drawings are Transient but Beautiful
Look fast because soon these snow drawings by Sonja Hinrichsen will be gone...or trampled.
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A Visit to London's Inspiring Olympic Velodrome
London's Velodrome is an environmental and architectural treat and here are some first-hand, on the ground photos to prove it.
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ScottsMiracle-Gro and National Wildlife Federation Partner to Get Kids Outside
A new partnership between NWF and ScottsMiracle-Gro is leaving some wondering if it's not all just greenwashing on Scotts' part.
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Prince Charles Donates Millions to Combat Climate Change
Prince Charles has donated a fortune to fight climate change royally.
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40% of Earth's Land To Undergo Major Ecosystem Change Due To Global Warming
It's equal parts exiting and terrifying to think about, large areas of the Earth's land surface changing for forest to grassland, from grassland to desert, from tundra to forest.
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First Views of New Green Living Wall on London Tube Station
Installed by Biotecture, the vertical garden covers one side of the Edgware Road Tube station.
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92 Years of Remembrance Day Photos Help Cambridge Professor Document Climate Change
At the Cenotaph, a monument in London, 92 years of Remembrance Day photos prove it's getting warmer.
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Former Bread Truck Transformed Into Emergency "Invasive Plant Eradication Unit"
Equipped with tools and books, this customized truck is both a public outreach unit and a “rugged emergency response vehicle” in the fight against invasive plant species in Houston, Texas.
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In London Exhibit, Amazon Rainforest Photos Reveal Both Horror of Deforestation and Beauty of Unspoilt Regions
The exhibit promotes the Sky Rescue project, which aims to save one billion trees.
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Despite a Helicopter Pad, Greenpeace's New $23 Million Rainbow Warrior Ship is Greener Than Predecessors
A brand new green boat for Greenpeace was launched this week.
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On Martin Luther, Steve Jobs & Ecologizing Capitalism
At a time when the Tea Party, Occupy Movement and climate scientists and environmentalists are voicing impassioned, alarmed and
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Dugongs, Turtles Face Mass Starvation After Storm
Northeastern Australia may have dried out after devastating floods hit the area early this year, but for dugongs and turtles off the Queensland coast, the natural disaster's
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Two Different Approaches to "Wilderness"
"In attributing other-worldly qualities to nature, however, and in seeing them as sacred spaces where
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Steve Jobs Understood Something About Emotions That The Green Movement Too Often Ignores
Going through all the Steve Jobs commentary this morning I came across actor-comedian-proud technophile Stephen Fry's commentary on BBC News. Fry and Jobs have apparently been friends for a while and the whole thing is
