Why we need a naturalist renaissance
How time well spent with secretive kingfishers led author Marina Richie to see that we need more people of all ages and backgrounds to explore, record field findings, and connect with nature.
Marina Richie is the author of Halcyon Journey: In Search of the Belted Kingfisher (Oregon State University Press, May 2022). She is a frequent contributor to BirdWatching, and her work has appeared in National Wildlife and other magazines. She lives in Bend, Oregon, and pens a bimonthly blog on her website, www.marinarichie.com.
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How time well spent with secretive kingfishers led author Marina Richie to see that we need more people of all ages and backgrounds to explore, record field findings, and connect with nature.
How advances in tracking technology are expanding our knowledge of birds’ annual movements.
A bird-banding station on the Appalachian Trail sits at the intersection of hiking, science, and wonder.
A birder keeps close watch on nesting kingfishers to discover why the female is more colorful