By Kelly L. Harnett Written for Science for Sustainability - BHSU Master of Science in Sustainability - 30 November 2022 Male Southern Plains Bumble Bee (Bombus fraternus) sleeping on agestache species. Photo Credit: Kelly L. Harnett, Beautify Spearfish As Paige Embry so elegantly states in her opening sentence of Our Native Bees: North America’s Endangered … Continue reading Understanding Native Bees and Habitat Fragmentation
Shining Light, Love, and Teddy Bears
To say the last couple weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic have been stressful is likely an understatement for so many. As kids are home from school, parents are working from home while trying to keep their kids occupied and current on school work, and local businesses limiting their services to protect their employees and patrons … Continue reading Shining Light, Love, and Teddy Bears
Potty Language
We ALL do it every single day. You know, use the toilet. And unless we live in Finland, South-East Asia, South Asia or the Middle East where bidet showers are common or installed one in your home, you are using toilet paper when the deed is done. I wanted to know what effect using toilet … Continue reading Potty Language
Earth and Money Saving Shaving
The EPA estimates that 2 billion razors are thrown away each year. That’s outrageous, considering that you can’t recycle disposable razors in the U.S. You can recycle the steel blades (check with your local recycling center first), but your standard plastic disposable razor is going to the landfill. TWO BILLION!! That is A LOT people! Let that sink in for … Continue reading Earth and Money Saving Shaving
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