On a summer vacation to Alaska in the early 2000s my son and I spent a few days in Talkeetna, AK which was also a stop on our latest vacation in 2021. On the prior visit to Talkeetna, we discovered that Montana Creek is an excellent spot for fishing. In summer, the salmon are so thick catching them often requires no bait.
Fishing Montana Creek And The Susitna River For Alaskan Salmon – Retro Review
Over the centuries, mankind has been producing food to eat and survive, but many practices used for food production have been degrading the environment, especially in the modern age, and may severely limit food production in the future. In order to reduce the negative impacts of industrialized food production on the environment and eliminate practices that encourage such negative impacts, a number of environmental protection schemes have to be enforced or implemented in some parts of the world where natural resources need to be used more efficiently and sustainably. This article discusses certain practices that should be enforced or implemented in order to reduce or eliminate the harmful or negative impacts of food production on the environment. (Featured Image Credit: Pixabay.com.)
7 Ways to Reduce Negative Environmental Impacts of Food Production
I found this cute little guy today on the side of my house when I was rolling up my water hose. He is a common tree frog found in this area and may other parts of the Eastern United States. They are usually more active at night. I love all his little suction cups on […]
“Here’s Looking at You Kid”
I found this cute little guy today on the side of my house when I was rolling up my water hose. He is a common tree frog found in this area and may other parts of the Eastern United States. They are usually more active at night. I love all his little suction cups on […]
“Here’s Looking at You Kid”
Similar situation faced by the other wildlife animals, habitat of the Javan Rusa is limited due to human activity. Its population in the wild is considered vulnerable according to IUCN.
Wildlife Wednesday: Javan Rusa
For a few years now, I have paid an annual fee to have a ‘Personal’ Plan with WordPress. That gave me no advertisements, easier access to tech help, and extra storage space for photos. Considering my blog is my main hobby, I didn’t think the fee was excessive, and for the first year, it included […]
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The dictionary describes “oblivious” as ‘not aware or concerned about what is happening.’ Many are neither concerned about the environment, about stopping the current virus from spreading, nor about curtailing the injustice and discrimination going on in the world. Looking with the mechanistic brainwashing that was likely poured into you in your youth, is not […]
So many are oblivious…
Curious by natureand driven by hopewe push forward Spring ourselvesfrom mud-mired trapsof psychological undoings Focus on a horizonwhere sunrisesand sunsetsoffer glimpses of glory Optimist and pessimistalike, daring to believethat the beckoning futurebears equal promise. (Image my own)
On Moving Forward
What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? The Clean Plate Club: Aubergine Mini Pizzas! Lately I’ve been exploring different ways of making gluten-free pizza. So, naturally, when I discovered using an eggplant slice to replace the dough, I had to jump on the low-carb bandwagon to celebrate the merits of healthy choices. Talk about satisfying! Don’t believe […]
Aubergine Mini Pizzas
Photo by Evan Leith on Unsplash I flitterat the moon’spresencewithin myaboded center as nostalgiaruns deep, like anever-ending craterwhile I sleep and, dream ofplaces far fromimagination,yet all hidingwithinour hearts centerof creation followingthe line in the sand,I trail behind,and ask for a plan and, in the silence,a mirror imageremergesof you and me, glowingbrightly, just likethe moon nightly […]
the breeze that glistens
World Era 