Category: Protect the Planet
Joyful Signs of Spring in the Forest
In the northeast, mid-Atlantic spring has sprung, and telltale signs of spring are revealing themselves everywhere.
Read MoreCreating Pollinator Gardens with Native Plants
Creating a pollinator garden is a great way to balance the natural biodiversity of your backyard and offer a safe haven for local wildlife.
Read MoreIt’s Spring! Time to Get Outside and Explore
Spring is in the air! Get outside and revel in the sights and sounds of nature stirring back to life after a long winter.
Read MoreA Visit to Aldo Leopold’s Farm and Shack
Take a virtual tour of the site where famous conservationist Aldo Leopold and his family spent their weekends in Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Read MoreMy Intern Experience at a Dolphin Assisted Therapy Facility in Curacao
OPL intern, Anna O’Reilly, writes about her recent intern experience at a dolphin assisted therapy center in Willemstad, Curacao.
Read MoreDolphins: Marine Bellwethers and Humanitarian Helpers
Learn more about dolphins and why we need to protect their habitat so they may live full lives in their wild, natural environment.
Read MoreFacing the Climate Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities in 2025
OPL founder Lorie Buckingham reflects on our current climate crisis and the challenges and opportunities humanity faces in the coming year.
Read MoreClimate Stewardship: A Path to Hope and Action
Master Naturalist and OPL contributor, Yvonne Dwyer, shares key takeaways from her recent participation in a climate steward course.
Read MoreLiving Buildings Around the World
People thrive in nature, not concrete jungles. How do we balance city living with nature? By developing living buildings.
Read MoreJoin This Year’s Christmas Bird Count!
The Christmas Bird Count is a beautiful way for families and friends to get outside over the holidays and participate as citizen scientists.
Read MoreProtecting Biodiversity Around the World
Discover why protecting biodiversity and promoting climate resilience are so important. Then learn more about climate corridors near you!
Read MoreHow Wildlife Bridges Connect Natural Habitats Together
Wildlife bridges or “green” bridges are reducing the number of wildlife-related traffic incidents and providing safe pathways for animals.
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Recent Posts
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Joyful Signs of Spring in the ForestMar 19, 2025
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Creating Pollinator Gardens with Native PlantsMar 13, 2025
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It’s Spring! Time to Get Outside and ExploreMar 11, 2025
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A Visit to Aldo Leopold’s Farm and ShackMar 3, 2025