From The Field: The Good Seeds
The Evil Weeds When conservation and Christianity intersect it’s usually framed as “Creation Care.” I’m a big fan of the Creation Care movement and…
Thanks Aren’t Enough
This is part of our Voices of Thanksgiving series. You can find all the stories and reflections of gratitude here. [separator type=”thin”] Thanksgiving is here once again;…
The King’s Chambers Are Getting Empty
Amphibians are among the unsung heroes of their ecosystems. Frogs, toads, and salamanders do a lot of heavy lifting in their habitats – smack dab in the middle of the food chain, they eat a lot of bugs and provide food for a lot of larger critters.
Remembering Tom Barnes
[openquote]I find it hard not to believe in a God who would make such a wonderful place for us to enjoy, because you know,…
The Birds Reap
Look at the birds of the air; they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. …
Kentucky, Naturally
When Kentucky gets any national media attention it’s usually for the wrong reasons. Stereotypes are reinforced on a pretty regular basis. We probably have…
Bats, Fungus, Silver and Gold
“On that day people will throw away to the moles and to the bats their idols of silver and their idols of gold…” –…
Hemlocks in the Furrows
Judgment springs up like hemlock in the furrows of the field – Hosea 10:4 Save Our Hemlocks! Save Kentucky’s Hemlocks! Save Georgia’s Hemlocks! Pages…
Not Exactly Ecological Armageddon
Proverbs 24:27 – “Prepare your work outside, get everything ready for you in the field; and after that build your house.” Welcome to Your Work…
And on the third day God created Short’s goldenrod
I am a professional conservation biologist and a life-long Christian. While I don’t claim to be particularly outstanding at either, I certainly hope that…