On Nature
Living in Colorado, writing about nature. Sometimes on a bike, sometimes on skis, sometimes on two feet. Exploring the cross section of psychology and the natural world.
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The Real Reason They Want to Pave the Wild
Some BLM land in Utah, where the threat might be the greatest
Our Current State
The intent to sell-off public lands is not a new idea, and those perpetuating it are following a similar path. The idea of the resources available in the...
The Expansive Classroom We Are About to Lose
Where this Starts
There are many of us who grew up as free range children. We would spend our days, sometimes regardless of the weather, outside and in nature. We’d venture out into whatever spot of woods allowed us to be in the trees....
The Hummingbird's Intervention
It was the melodic trill of the hummingbird which snapped me back into the present. It rose above the grind of my boots on the trail and labored breathing. The curious little sprite coming within inches of my face, as if to offer its needle...
Walking the Line Between Sea and Sky
There is no single ideal clime or place for a saunter. The walk in which we amble through without intended route pace. With loose plan for where we are going, and a destination with no single end point, other than knowing when we arrive. An...
The Creek: Walk Slow for Spring Flows
First Walks of Many
Since 2022, I have either rode, walked, or ran past the same section of creek. Sometimes daily, others weekly. Through various season and clime, I have experienced this same place over and over. It can’t be more...
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Living in Colorado. Mixing my background of psychology with my love of the outdoors to write about our connection to nature. Free subscriptions to anyone who wants to read more about the natural world.
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