The July sun, with its long days, allows many fruits to ripen, helping birds and mammals feed their new families. Walking in wooded areas, we can find a close relative of the cherry trees described in the June article. It is the Rock Cherry (Prunus mahaleb), of the Rosaceae family, […]
June marks the transition from spring to summer. It still retains many of the spring blooms and anticipates some of the summer fruits. The dog roses (Rosa canina) begin to diminish, and in their place, small green rosehips appear, while the St. John’s roses (Rosa sempervirens) are in full bloom, […]
Because the web is a space like any other, seeking friends and relationships is a natural and legitimate desire. Violence, however, is not. (Obber, 2024) We would like to recommend two books for June, both by Cristina Obber and both focusing on online sexual grooming. The first is a novel […]
I have never met a wolf in the wild; I have sensed their presence from the tracks left in the snow or from the droppings scattered throughout the areas where they live, and today from the images captured by photo traps. However, I have often been able to admire them […]
The Wild Strawberry (Fragaria vesca) starts blooming as early as late March, allowing us to enjoy its small, fragrant, and sweet fruits by early May. These strawberries primarily thrive in deciduous forests, flowering under the sunlight before the new foliage forms a green canopy to shade the ground and prevent […]