Just yesterday, I was excited to read an article about how there is a baby boom for elephants in a National Park in Kenya. Researchers linked recent heavy rains and the ensuing vegetation to an increase in the number of elephants born over 2 years. Given that the gestation period for elephants is somewhere in […]
Ladyfreethinker, a favorite petition site of mine, via the Ambelosi Trust for Elephants, an organization I learned about just today, has an interesting piece on how there is a “baby boom” among elephants in Kenya. “Baby booms are largely tied to ecological changes.” I saw that and decided, it was time to get back to […]
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[Image courtesy my esteemed colleague and photographer David Ma, posted with much gratitude] Yesterday, as my aforementioned colleague David was leaving work, I rushed to the parking lot to seek some clarification from him. As we talked, with him inside his car and me outside, this young Fox Squirrel became really interested in trying to […]
Today, March 20 happens to be World Sparrow Day as well as the First Day of Spring. I assume the World Sparrow Day was picked for this very reason. I thought this would be a great way to kick off my Ecology Site. There is a lot more to write, a lot more to publish, […]