The history of agriculture The planting of crops started some 11,500 years ago. The European farming landscape is as old as the continent’s rich history, stretching back across generations. Farms have been passed down through families, with each new generation inheriting the soil tilled by their ancestors. But beneath this tradition lies a tale of … Read more
The Ocelot, one of its habitats and the Wall I think you will agree with me that the Ocelot is an amazing-looking wild cat. The lovely pattern of its coat and elegant body makes this a beautiful animal. I would love to have one in my cat’s family. Because it can weigh … Read more
Without bees in our world, we, the human race, will be nearly extinct within 4 years Why in the world should I worry about the bees? Well, if we eliminated the bees, it would mean that perhaps not all, but at least a big part of the world population would not survive. … Read more
Some unusual data on animals Treat Mother Earth with love You will have probably noticed that I love animals and nature as a whole. We humans should consider ourselves blessed by being allowed to live our life on this beautiful planet. We do not own the planet, but we have the obligation … Read more
5G and the many ways it will harm all living things I have written several posts (on both of my websites) offering information on the dangers of electromagnetic fields (EMFs). We are surrounded by them, and until recently, we have benefited greatly from their existence. EMFS are a force of nature and … Read more
Columbus Day is out and Indigenous Peoples Day is in . Who was Christopher Columbus? I do not know if you have heard about this, but I think it is well worth mentioning. Christopher Columbus was born on the 31st of October 1451 and died on the 20th of May 1506. He was of … Read more
What is happening to our songbirds? I have written various posts on the decline of species. Two of my posts are about the importance and decline of bees. In another post, I wrote on the decline of insects in general. One of the major reasons for this decline is the large-scale use of pesticides and … Read more
Of animal rights and humans, some good and some disturbing news We, in the Western world, often think of those faraway countries as backward, kind of lagging behind in many aspects. We know better, our laws are better, and the list could be endless. When one investigates a little, we find this is … Read more
We are losing our glaciers Dear reader, I am so sorry but here is again some heartbreaking news How about installing a memorial plaque for a glacier that is lost to climate change? This is not fiction, no, this is an authentic story happening right now in Iceland. The first Icelandic glacier … Read more
The Florida panther is losing its habitat! Why I love nature I am a “nature” person and I was blessed to spend my childhood in a very beautiful area in Holland. There were lovely big forests in the area where my parents and I would go mushroom hunting, all the while observing all … Read more
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