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The Honeybee: The Threats They Face and the Changes Needed to Save Them

Analysis, Nature, Nonfiction, Writings / By a featured contributor

Most Colorado residences believe that we should maintain our natural resources and help retain its inspiring beauty. This cannot be accomplished without the assistance of the honeybee and other native pollinators. Honeybees are an intricate part of our natural ecosystem throughout the state of Colorado. Whether we realize it or not, we are deeply dependent […]

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The Grizzly Bear and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Nature, Nonfiction, Writings, Writings / By a featured contributor

The wildlife migration patterns and tendencies throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) are of great importance to Wyoming residents. The animals there have shaped people’s memories from early childhood. Each long drive through Yellowstone National Park and the surrounding areas becomes a memory in itself. Perhaps most notably, the grizzly bear has thrived in this

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II Now It Can Be Told

Malcolm McCollum, Nonfiction / By Malcolm McCollum

Dwayne Hoover’s body was manufacturing certain chemicals which unbalanced his mind. But Dwayne, like all novice lunatics, needed some bad ideas, too, so that his craziness could have shape and direction. Bad chemicals and bad ideas were the Yin and Yang of madness. – Kurt Vonnegut, Breakfast of Champions When Vonnegut offered that diagnosis in

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RMFI: A Legacy of Management and Stewardship

DeLyn Winters, Nature, Nonfiction, Writings / By DeLyn Winters

Like me, you may be wondering who oversees the major projects that always seem to be in progress to keep our outdoor recreation areas in such great shape. Earlier this summer I had the pleasure of interviewing Jennifer Peterson, Executive Director for the Rocky Mountain Field Institute (RMFI). I learned so much about what RMFI

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The Solution to the Texas Abortion Law: The XX Prize

Analysis, Creative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Open Channel / By Jerome Parent

The time has come for those who support the right to abortion to admit that there is no short term political solution to keep abortion legal. The right to life movement has created a winning strategy of killing abortion rights by regulatory strangulation. Exhibit A is the Texas Abortion Law which makes abortion illegal for

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Sacred Light of Sedona: An Intuitive Healing

Analysis, Nonfiction / By Eric Stephenson

An intuitive healing is an addition to or expansion of Western medicine. Conventional medicine functions as a form of body mechanics. Healings unblock energy stoppages that lead to psychic toxins building up and doing damage to the body and mind. Healers serve as conduits for channeled energy. They free the recipient from whichever unhealthy symptoms

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