Maine’s Rock Gifts
When the first people came to this land, there was a wall of ice to the north, ocean to the south, and a few narrow islands in between. To make […]
When the first people came to this land, there was a wall of ice to the north, ocean to the south, and a few narrow islands in between. To make […]
As a young child, I spent a lot of time with my grandparents who had large gardens where they grew most of their food. My favorite time of year was […]
Spring brings opportunities for a fresh start, and it’s a great time to start learning about the plants and animals around you. Birding during the spring migration is amazing, especially […]
I had the pleasure of meeting Joel Clement, climate expert and former director of the Office of Policy Analysis at the Dept. of the Interior, this week to hear him […]
The forensics of past glaciers: Are there huge boulders that couldn’t be moved by the wind or rivers? Are there little hills and ridges made of rocks, dirt, sediment? Can […]
When I was growing up, my dad would sometimes refer to moose as swamp donkeys, I think because it made us laugh. While driving around Errol, NH yesterday morning, I […]
I’m moving back to Maine this week and U-Haul is my moving truck of choice. I was overjoyed by their email, which ended with: Moving to Maine? Did you know… […]
I have been wondering for years about how to get paid to teach science in Maine, to adults, my way. How about a facility with loads of hands-on activities or […]
Click on any image to enlarge it. I was driving from Bethel, Maine to Gorham, NH on Rt 2 yesterday and could see these striations from across the road while […]
We know that global sea level was lower during the Last Glacial Maximum (last ice age) because loads of water was ‘locked-up’ in the ice sheets that covered northern North […]
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