Published February 8, 2018 A tale of two seasons Winter has waged war in my yard this year, alternating between bitter cold and unseasonable warmth. Advancing and retreating, often in the […]
Published September 9, 2015 Urban aurora As I was leaving Grand Central, I felt a single drop of rain. Wondering if I imagined it, I looked up and […]
Published August 10, 2015 Forest flowers Although the middle of summer is the peak of sunshine loving flowers, blooming along roadsides and filling meadows, there are still a […]
Published August 7, 2014 Bushmeat and the Ebola connection Thirty years ago, I went on an expedition to climb Mt. Bintumani, the highest mountain in Sierra Leone. It took the better […]