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Tag Archives: nature
A Few Facts About Spider Webs
I suppose the old maxim “location, location, location” is as true for spiders as it is for real estate agents and small business owners. At least that’s the conclusion I’ve drawn from watching the spider that has taken up residence … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Studies, original nonfiction
Tagged nature, research, silk, space, spider, spiders, web, webs
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A Geography of Childhood, Part 3
Children’s early experiences of place have a significant psychological impact on their developing sense of the world—and on their personal understanding of who they are. There has been a lot written about the importance of a close relationship between children … Continue reading
Posted in original nonfiction
Tagged Bon Air, childhood, development, empathy, human, Last Child in the Woods, natural world, nature, No Child Left Inside, Powhite Creek, Virginia, woods, worldview
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The Triumph of Nature
—Mark Caskie
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