This deer, perfectly evolved to flee danger, displays the courage to stand her ground. Beautiful.

Recognizing grace provides a reprieve from difficult circumstances. It gives us the space we need to rest and recover.

Nature reminds us that, despite our tendency to see negativity everywhere we look, happiness often lies within our reach.

I had not walked the trails for two weeks, so the first walk was pretty special. We discovered a beautiful turtle beside the creek and a small beaver swimming upstream.

I suspect we have some new fawns on the way. Read more here.

Spring is in the air, and baby birds and animals are turning up everywhere. Go Spring!

Nature teaches me to focus on the unseen as I ponder what progress at work looks like.

Our modern, and often sedentary, lifestyles effectively pull us into a virtual world, away from the present moment, leaving us feeling anxious.

After the skies cleared from the hard rain all weekend, I went to the creek to see if it was swollen. To my surprise, the creek had massively flooded the entire area.

The property’s newest residents are a pair of Carolina Wrens, which I named Kilo Wren and Wrenfield (to the dismay of our local bats).

By the time I snapped a photograph, my new friend was already on the move. Can you spot the snake’s tail in the photograph above?

A forest flows like a river. Its current moves slowly, but its motion is undeniable.