Tune In: A Galapagos Binge
The Galapagos Islands might be the single best love-at-first-sight solution for what I call “complacent nature deficit disorder.” These are islands of inst...
Jennie Lay
Jennie Lay
Jennie Lay is a writer who is equally passionate about wilderness and words. As a writer and editor for Nat Hab, she blisses out on sharing her adventures in both these untamed endeavors.
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Petitioning for Pebble
Now is the critical moment to sign on and support Bristol Bay conservation…again The final battle is intensifying in an epic three-decade struggle between ...
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Biodiversity Matters – Everywhere
Honoring Endangered Species Day in habitats near and far A multi-generational mashup of readers at my local library recently devoured a cli-fi novel. The s...
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Five Authors Who Champion Conservation
Modern reading recommendations for nature lovers Influential Islamic scholar Hamza Yusuf once said, “Don’t ever diminish the power of words. Words move hea...
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East Greenland: One Wild Ride
Big ice. Big mountains. Big whales. Everything about Greenland is enormous. On the ground in East Greenland, a sense of awe bowled us over with each encoun...
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Greenland: Keeping it Cool
Last summer, encounters with the Greenland ice sheet made me cry. Twice. In August, I traveled to East Greenland—the remote part of the frozen expanse that...
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All In For Totality
A swan splashed down last spring in the lake near my cabin. Before that lone juvenile arrived, I had no clue swans flew through northwest Colorado’s mounta...
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Pinch Me: Polar Bears & Northern Lights
While it is one of the best times to see wild polar bears, late November isn’t exactly prime time for viewing the northern lights in Churchill, Manitoba. S...
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