Browsing: Environment

Looking out for the oddies in nature.

Finding what was once hidden in a leafless tree.

For residents living on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, eating oysters in months that end in “R” is a tradition, except this past year when the oyster population was nearly destroyed due to the intrusion of fresh water in the Gulf of Mexico. But because oysters are such a huge hit for locals and visitors, many people have learned to garden oysters.

Trees still provide much of what we use everyday

Attract more kinds of birds to your backyard this winter with suet.

Twelve Days to make a habit of enjoying nature.

There are indeed flowers in the woods in winter.

In celebration of the natural connection between birding and photography, the Pascagoula River Audubon Center will host the 2019 Audubon Photography Awards Traveling Exhibition at 5107 Arthur Street between January 8 and January 29. Visitors of all ages will enjoy a display of the winning photos as well as learn more about local birdlife in Moss Point. Reproductions of the winning photos will be available for sale.

Watch as a wetland is reborn in Moss Point.

Making time for a nature break – a good habit

Keep a nectar feeder up for our Winter Hummingbirds

Our fall colors shine.

A surprise under every flower pot.

Find your seasonings in your backyard

Sharing my Beautyberries with the birds.

The allure of the Pascagoula River and its tributaries that fascinated him as a boy are now the subjects for an environmental impact photography project that will highlight how smaller tributaries contribute to the last free-flowing river in the United States.