The Wrack

Its been a year with time for introspection and musing on the small things in life. How our lives, our economies, our governments and societies were turned upside down by a tiny coronavirus, each only 100 billionths of a meter in size. It boggles the mind but perhaps it shouldnt.

How foolish would it be to leave fossil fuels in the ground?

What will it take to make it to, and through, 2021?

Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic, said Congressman John Lewis. Amidst the bad news there is also good. There is hope, if we but choose to see it.

Standing between the now and the next.

Protected lands can have a powerful effect on people. Those who have the foresight to set aside special places do so because they know people will appreciate them for many years to come.

On Day 10 of the pandemic, finding a moment to take stock and take a breath.

The annual #iheartestuaries campaign calls on everyone to emote. What if you don't feel it?

Even small choices can be big decisions, but we must all make them every day.

What can one man learn from one little dryer fire?