Making Ripples
One Pet At A Time — Making Ripples
Humane Society of the Ozarks changing the world Making Ripples — Amanda Bancroft Sometimes doing the right thing can be a win-win for humans and the environment. The Humane Society
Cutting Your Party Footprint
Summer get-togethers can be sustainably satisfying Summer is a popular time for family reunions, church picnics, grilling outdoors, weddings and other events at parks or venues. Despite all the
Coping With Fire Ants In Northwest Arkansas
Fire Ant Look Alikes Properly identifying the ant species is the first step in determining the need for control. Most homeowners recognize imported fire ants by the mounds they build,
Eco-Friendly Fries
Photo by Amanda Bancroft Homegrown lavender sweet potato fries. Fried foods are delicious, but most people accept that they are treats, not healthy snacks. However, there are plenty of
10 Popular Eco-themed Movies
With summer heat approaching, air-conditioned movie theaters can be a nice escape for a few hours.
Trumpet Vines: Aggressive Natives You’ll Love or Hate
Like a three-dimensional character, some plants play the flawed hero role.
How To Prevent Erosion
Erosion can have long-term impacts affecting future generations and our water quality, so it’s great to do what we can to prevent it now.
Nature’s Brain Ticklers: What Do You Want to Know?
Over the years, this column has featured various topics from making a difference to information on ecology and sustainability, such as energy efficiency, wildlife, plants, water, transportation, stars, weather, gardening, green building, and much more.
Mt. Kessler Opens Newest Attraction
People of all ages and ability levels can now have fun learning at the (relatively) new Kessler Mountain Outdoor Classroom and Nature Center in the old Smokehouse building off of Hwy 62/MLK Blvd.
Discover Green Cemeteries For Earth Day
Earth Day is a popular time to “green” our lives, but there is also the option of a green death.
