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75Grand Prismatic Spring: An Ecological Sijo Poem
Sijo can be considered one of ancient Korea's surviving poetic forms. It has a definite line count and syllabic structure. A sample sijo is offered here in the environmental context of Yellowstone National Park's startlingly Grand Prismatic Spring.
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82Waterdog to Tiger Salamander
Frogs and snakes And salamander's tails, That's what little boys are made of. Isn't that the way it goes? Well, it does around my house. My kids love nature and now that it is summer, they have discovered a whole new world of fun, found in...
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77The 6 Most Beautiful Spots in the Western United States
Here are six of the best reasons to visit the Western United States!
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83Waterfalls USA
Introduction. With the exception of Niagara Falls in New York most people associate the country’s waterfalls with California and the Pacific Northwest. Surprisingly the entire country has beautiful and impressive falls and cascades that can be...
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77John Colter,and the discovery of Yellowstone.
John Colter led a life that few people today could imagine. In 1803 he was chosen to be a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition. He was thought of by both Meriweather Lewis and William Clark to be one of the more capable members of The Corps of...
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82The Top Five Backpacking Destinations in the US
Backpacking is an alternative to more traditional vacations, and is popular among active travelers all across the world. An affordable means of travel, backpacking will take you into more remote areas and...
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81The Positive Benefits of Negative Ions
Don't let the word negative fool you into thinking that there is anything bad with negative ions. It is just the opposite actually. If we are feeling lazy, depressed, easily irritated, then we just might need a big dose of negative ions. We...
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96Reintroduction of the Gray Wolf: Pros and Cons
For eons, the native species of North America evolved into an entirely self sustaining balance of predator, prey and supporting habitat. This ecosystem thrived for countless ages without any "intervention" on the part of humans. In 1872, the first...
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60An Illustrated Guide to Yellowstone
Yellowstone's Gates: West Gate (West Yellowstone, Montana) Northwest Gate (Gardner, Montana) Northeast Gate (Cooke City, Montana) East Gate (Cody, WY) South Gate (near Jackson Hole, WY) For 2 seasons now, my fiancé and I have lived...
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79Things to do While Visiting Grand Teton National Park
Grand Teton National Park is full of spectacular mountain views. There is much to see and do in and around the park.
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