Environmental History
Uncover the untold stories of our planet's past and discover how nature's forgotten narratives shape our future in the riveting world of environmental history.
Herbert Guthrie-Smith: A Pioneer of Conservation in New Zealand
KC Fairlight
Herbert Guthrie-Smith's pioneering conservation efforts in New Zealand highlight the importance of ecological preservation and biodiversity, inspiring future generations of environmentalists.
Dipteronia brownii: The Forgotten Gem of Botany
Vince Vanguard
Discover the intriguing story of Dipteronia brownii, an ancient plant that defies contemporary environmental narratives with its tale of resilience and adaptation across millennia.
The Remarkable Life of Robert Y. Stuart: A Pioneer in Forestry
Martin Sparks
Learn about Robert Y. Stuart's pioneering contributions to forestry and conservation that shaped modern sustainable management practices.
The Vision of Norman Foote Marsh: A Tale of Water, Wildlife, and Willpower
KC Fairlight
Meet Norman Foote Marsh, an engineer and conservation pioneer who played a key role in preserving wetlands in early 20th century California, balancing development with nature. His visionary efforts shaped conservation efforts ahead of his time.
Mira Lloyd Dock: A Pioneer of Urban Forestry and Conservation
Martin Sparks
Mira Lloyd Dock's pioneering efforts in urban forestry and conservation transformed urban landscapes and laid the foundation for modern environmentalism.
Exploring Ptilodus: The Curious Rodent of the Paleocene Epoch
KC Fairlight
Explore the curious world of Ptilodus, a small mammal from the Paleocene era with a squirrel-like glide. Discover its remarkable story from survival to extinction, offering environmental lessons for today.
Winifred Waddell: The Pioneer of Wildflower Conservation
Martin Sparks
Learn about Winifred Waddell's groundbreaking contributions to wildflower conservation and her lasting impact on environmental preservation.
Racing On Solar Dreams: The 1993 Maize & Blue Adventure
KC Fairlight
Imagine racing through the Australian Outback in a solar-powered car. In 1993, the University of Michigan's "Maize & Blue" did just that, representing a bold leap towards renewable energy.
The Mysterious Disappearance of Sumas Lake: A Tale of Transformation
Martin Sparks
The transformation of Sumas Lake into farmland in the 1920s highlights the complex interplay between economic development and environmental impact, affecting both ecosystems and indigenous communities.
The Green Mirage: Celtic Broadleaf Forests and the Liberal Fantasy
Vince Vanguard
This article challenges the romanticized view of Celtic broadleaf forests, emphasizing the need for technological innovation and sustainable development over nostalgia for ancient woodlands.
Tropical Storm Cristina: A Blast from the Past Liberals Conveniently Ignore
Vince Vanguard
Remember Tropical Storm Cristina, the 1996 tempest that caused a stir without making headlines? It's time to revisit her story and understand why she's often overlooked.
The Statue of Miss American Green Cross: A Forgotten Symbol of Environmentalism
KC Fairlight
The Statue of Miss American Green Cross, erected in 1928, symbolizes early 20th-century environmentalism and the forgotten legacy of the American Green Cross in promoting conservation and environmental awareness.
The Statue of Miss American Green Cross: A Forgotten Icon of Environmental Advocacy
Martin Sparks
The Statue of Miss American Green Cross stands as a powerful, yet often forgotten, symbol of environmental advocacy created in 1928 by the American Green Cross in Griffith Park, Los Angeles. Discover its story of inspiration and continued relevance in our quest for ecological conservation.
Unfolding the Legacy of NOAAS George B. Kelez: A Voyage to Remember
KC Fairlight
The NOAAS George B. Kelez was a vibrant vessel that embodied a time when oceanic exploration and government roles converged, making strides in marine research amidst the rising tide of environmental awareness.