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Recent John Burroughs graduate and Lake St. Louis resident Shangri-La Hou discusses themes of nature, spirituality, identity and place in her work, and poetry as a tool for self-expression and raising ecological awareness.
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In his new book “The Wild Mississippi,” traveler and author Dean Klinkenberg encourages readers to reconnect with the river.
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Missouri Department of Conservation Director Jason Sumners sees engaging with a community that is technologically more disconnected with nature as a challenge to the goals of conservation.
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Great Rivers Greenway’s Dallas Adams talks about Greenway Quest, an all-ages scavenger hunt for painted bee rocks hidden along St. Louis region greenways, and how the event activates ongoing greenway efforts.
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Debbie Njai, the St. Louis-based founder and president of Black People Who Hike, is being honored with a portrait that's part of a national art exhibition by Robert Shetterly called "Americans Who Tell the Truth."
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Charles lost his mate Virginia, as well as their eggs, just before the new year. He’s been courting a new female since January.
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Isaiah Maxi went looking for natural splendor in Missouri’s parks. He also found new friends.
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Forest preschools have long been popular in Germany. Their perceived benefits are becoming increasingly enticing to American parents and educators.
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It was one of the first days of spring, and Cara Murphy had her work cut out for her.In a field in St. Louis’ Tower Grove Park, the outdoor educator sat…
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This week, in the hallowed halls of the historic Old Courthouse in St. Louis, a local woodworker sued a shrub.In an educational mock trial held Wednesday,…