One fascinating plant species, Darlingtonia californica, or Cobra Lily. Grows in boggy habitats in the western US. This includes southern Oregon and northern California. The Cobra Lily is carnivorous. It lures its prey with a foul smelling stench, traps it. Then digests insect prey for food.Cobra LilyAlthough the distribution of the Cobra Lily aka Darlingtonia, is similar to […]
Teen Camp Conservation Project
Teen camp conservation project is held during the month of July. This project is on a remote property in the Eddy mountains of northern California. Each summer our young campers discover the importance of restoration and the techniques used. We developed this program over the years to repair the damage done by illegal off-road drivers. […]
Wilderness Trails
A few quotes from “Trails of a Wilderness Wanderer,” by Canadian, Andy Russell. A contemporary frontiersman, cowboy, broncobuster, trapper, guide, outfitter, rancher, and wildlife photographer. Russel expresses through his storytelling and poems his life living the wilderness experience. I believe you’ll enjoy Andy’s prose and philosophy. Wilderness Trails”In 1919, the provincial government of British Columbia launched […]
My Lodge
Stew for an Army
2 large sized buffalo brown gravy (Lots)
2 rabbits (optional) salt and pepper to taste
Support Intelligent Wolf Conservation!
Thank you to North American “Gray Wolf Recovery” project for the above picture. Here is the link. “Defenders of Wildlife–not always on the mark on wildlife issues–are spot on with this complaint: According to Idaho’s misleadingly named Sportsmen for Wildlife, who recently held three “predator derbies,” competitions where contestants vied to see who can kill the […]
