Reforestation
Emily Carr
1936
Posts by Wall Flower Studio
Why Abbey Gardens should be on your road-trip list this year, a 300 acre former gravel pit now transformed into a community hub. 🐾
#MyHaliburtonHighlands #Ontario #nature #tourism #comewander torontolife.com/culture/why-...
Chipmunk in my garden. (Photo by me, Karen Sloan)
Earth Day is a gentle reminder to step outside, slow down, and feel more connected to the world around us. 🐾 🌱
#HappyEarthDay #gardensky #nature #wildlife
Photo of a sculpture resembling a light brown deer walking left, its antlers extend into branches and leaves, all against a grey background
Petal deer, 2012 by Ellen Jewett, sculptor known for her often surreal depictions of animals #WomensArt
Sometimes they come back. From old tales. And walk among us. For #EarthDay today, we have such an old tale, about green children from the Middle Ages. And it might even be a tale along the lines of... hope, maybe?
Read more in our 53rd #darkspringtide story below.
🎨 Charles Folkard
Me, being left behind…❤️
Plotting something? 😉 🐾
Wooden Little Free Library box filled with books, topped with succulents, labeled Sharing Station on a suburban sidewalk.
Happy Earth Day! 🌍 Let's celebrate by connecting with nature and our communities through books. Whether you're sharing seeds in a Little Free Library, exchanging nature-themed books, or simply enjoying a good read outdoors, we hope you find joy and inspiration in the world around us.
Virginia Woolf on finding beauty in the uncertainty of time, space, and being www.themarginalian.org/2020/04/03/v...
Find out which #birds you can build a #nest box or nest structure for in your region & habitat.
Via: @cornellbirds.bsky.social 🐦 #birdsky #diy
nestwatch.org/learn/all-ab...
Lilies of the Valley, violets and forget me nots, ferns, small butterfly. Painting.
Lilies of the Valley, Albert Durer Lucas, 1888.
"I had, by cross-ways and by-paths, once more drawn near the tract of moorland;"
("Jane Eyre: An Autobiography", 1847)
Charlotte Brontë was born #OTD 1816
🎨 Edward A. Wilson (1944)
#booksky #bookillustration
Collage of alder and willow: a mature weeping willow in an open field; a botanical illustration of Salix (willow) with long trailing leaves; a willow tree reflected in water; a botanical plate of Alnus (alder) with leaves and catkins; a tall alder in winter; and a riverside painting with willows leaning over the water.
21 April is Parilia, the Roman festival honouring Pales, a pastoral deity. It’s said on this day two fishermen refused to observe her rites. In anger she turned them into an alder and a willow. They still haunt the riverbank, the willow trailing branches like lines cast for fish.
Seeing crocuses blooming is a lovely sight after such a long winter, & just in time for #EarthDay, too. 🌱🐾
#MotherNature #Ontario #bloomscrolling #flowers #plantsky
Nymans Garden
I should imagine that April, May and June see it at its best. One can learn so much by visiting a #garden such as this; it offers a short-cut to hard won experience. #gardening
Couldn't agree more. Thanks Lila!
🌍 Celebrate Earth Day on Wednesday by inspiring young minds! 🌱 Explore free resources & activities for the classroom at the Earth Day Education Library. www.earthday.org/education-re... #Edusky
What if Maleficent was Aurora's mother and what if she wasn't really evil?
www.amazon.com/dp/B08HLVPF7D
A Common Raven perched on a rock, displaying its glossy black plumage with iridescent sheen, thick curved beak, shaggy throat feathers, and large dark claws against a soft blurred brown and pink background.
Crows remember human faces. For years. If you wrong one, it will tell other crows about you — and they'll harass you too. Even crows that never met you!
This is not just a bird. This is one of the most intelligent animals on the planet.
#birds #crows #animas #nature
"Wind Sprite"
🎨 Bertha Lum (1920)
Early Spring
Mary Hiester Reid
1914
New #ebook at Project Gutenberg: The foray of Queen Meave, and other legends of Ireland's heroic age by Aubrey De Vere https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78491
🌗🌃 "Moon Series" by Arlene Graston.
Call for papers: "Emotions in Environmental and Sustainability Education - Theoretical, Methodological, and Empirical Developments"
Full details and contact information for the guest editors at the link:
think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issu...
Great view, Sue!
Spring arrives like a quiet celebration; buds unfolding, birds returning, wetlands awakening with life. It’s a season of renewal and hope, and a reminder that protecting nature today means more wild, beautiful tomorrows across Canada.🌿🌸
From wasteland to wetland: re-naturalizing Toronto’s Don River into Lake Ontario.
The $1.3-billion flood prevention project in Toronto’s Port Lands is one of the most ambitious urban nature restoration projects in Canada’s history: https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/donriver/
Birding Your Way to Well-Being | Psychology Today
🐦 #birdwatching #birdsky #mindfulness
www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mind...
Research evidence shows the mental & physical health benefits of #houseplants in our homes, businesses, & #healthcare facilities. This includes reduced #stress, increased happiness, better focus, & lower anxiety. 🌱 Via: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew #gardensky vimeo.com/662739925/f7...