protect the environment

I don’t remember a fence being here

Poem by Loretta Strharsky

A poem about a river in winter

Poem from Loretta

Talking points about Energy, Environment and Climate Change

two spring poems

A poem about robins

Various efforts to protect Cherokee Marsh continue.

Our planet, as a sustainable ecosystem for biodiversity for myriad forms of animal and plant life, is in serious danger.

14 year old talks about oceanographers around the world who believe that the Earth’s largest ecosystem, its oceans, are in danger.

Here in the midwest, species commonly found in the southeast are now being seen around Wisconsin.

However, the sign dictates: Watch out for Mountain Lions

Did you know scientists estimate that there are currently only 25,000 polar bears left in the world?

There are all these lengthy reports on climate change. If you are like me, you want to know what’s in them but you don't want to read them.

There are 30 species of Pika worldwide with two being found in North America. They once lived all across N. America and are now retreating.

The notable impact of climate change on Alaska is a red flag to all parts of the world

Small acts can create huge problems. Take the cigarette butt......

Desteny Alvarez, age 15 and posted with the permission of the Simpson Street Free Press

Loretta Strharsky laments summer days that have lost their vitality and whither in the sun's relentless gaze.

Birds out of place in this age of climate change.