Advice from The Green Living Desk

Few birds are as steeped in mysticism and controversy as the Ivory-billed Woodpecker. Ruled extinct in the 1940s, the existence of this woodpecker has been hotly debated as a number of sightings have recently surfaced.

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When you're camping in the wilderness, you're unlikely to stumble on to a bathroom. For a group of people planning to stay together at a campsite, the latrine is the best option to do your business in a way that's ecologically responsible.

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21 by the United Nations Environment Programme and the Renewable Energy Policy Research Network, jointly issued a report last year, the global private and public sectors from the core of the total investment in clean energy rose by 7% to 162 billion U.S. dollars. New investments in China jumped 53%, replaced the U.S. as the largest investor in this field.

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A camping trip in the wilderness can leave a permanent impression on a person, but a person should never leave a permanent impression on the wilderness. Low impact camping ensures that you are as environmentally friendly as possible.

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Bears and mountain lions share some qualities like their sensitive noses. That is what makes bear spray so effective against mountain lions. Find out why you should never go into the back country without it.

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How do you care for a hanging basket once it has been planted? In this "how to" guide I will look at how to care for a hanging basket after you have planted it.

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Every knowledgeable organization or guide will tell you to carry bear spray when you go into the back country. To learn more about this read on.

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