By Jessica Johnsrud, assistant director and education coordinator Spring sure feels like it’s here or on the horizon. The snow isn’t sticking around much (did it really at all this […]
Ripples 2/4/21
Well, the real winter has found us. So much for our smug enjoyment of mild temperatures and little snow. We’ve made it 2/3rds of the way through the season, as […]
Ripples 5/14/20
Spring is a time when many people put their houses up for sale and begin to look for a different home. Many creatures are also seeking out the perfect location […]
Ripples 6/14/18
So often the things right under our nose don’t get the attention they deserve until they are seen in a different way. This realization happens every year at this time […]
Ripples 2/15/18
The weeks following Valnetine’s Day can be agonizing. In a broad sense time moves along steadily and rapidly, but not quickly enough to satisfy those longing for spring. A walk […]
Ripples 6/30/16
The following was written by Breanna Gosh, summer naturalist intern. The Ongoing Journey of a Beginning Birder As a summer intern at Woodland Dunes, I am asked to set goals […]
