Wandering at Large

If I knew I had only one day to live, then one of the few things I’d do is take a walk in the woods.

Before I began training for a marathon last winter, my running efforts were casual and rarely exceeded six miles.

One thing I find fascinating about bears is the complexity of their behaviors.

North America was once home to the world’s most abundant wild bird.

I want to write about people if you’ll indulge me.

Consider the plight of the northern acorn barnacle.

In Maine, Atlantic salmon are highly endangered.

I stood in awe as the Moon eclipsed the Sun on April 8.

Compared to summer, winter can seem like a dull companion, especially in my corner of the globe.

Truly knowing a place might be a capacity only of the omniscient or for earthly beings, perhaps, something gained through multi-generational experience.