All Articles — In Our Nature

Galin Defazzio

Libraries with books are out and “plant libraries” are in. Leta Dickinson’s snapshots of island life continue with G, who spends his time cultivating naturalized island plants.

All Other Stories, Column, Utila-tariansLeta DickinsonJanuary 21, 2018chef, food, garden, honduras, owner, plant, restaurant, travel, traveler, utila, worldComment

Northwestern's progress towards sustainability

All Other Stories, Environmental Groups, FeaturesMorgan LeeJanuary 16, 2018bike, chicago, climate, Earth, evanston, food, green, northwestern, NURF, planet, Real Food, roots, sustain, sustainability, university, wildComment

Plants in Main Library periodicals that are ripe for propagation

All Other Stories, Features, UncategorizedMorgan McFall-JohnsenDecember 6, 2017gardening, grow your own plants, how-to, indoor plants, library, propogationComment

Valle de la Luna, Chile

PhotographyJoseph LampsDecember 4, 2017atacama desert, Chile, valle de la lunaComment

Cannon Beach, OR

PhotographyEvan NixonNovember 27, 2017cannon beach, Oregon, pacific oceanComment

Minimalism: It's More Than Just an Aesthetic

Yes, it is super cool to dress in only black and white, but there’s a lot more to minimalism than most people think. Ginny Ip explains.

All Other Stories, ECOpinionGinny IpNovember 22, 2017aesthetic, conservation, green lifestyle, lifestyle, Minimalism, sustainabilityComment

Chugach Mountains, AK

PhotographyKatrina HollandNovember 20, 2017alaska, chugach mountainsComment

A Lesson from the Alaskan Wilderness

Looking for an authentic experience of nature without leaving your bed? Katrina Holland has it for you.

All Other Stories, ECOpinionKatrina HollandNovember 16, 2017alaska, bear, civilization, experience, forest, grizzly, hiking, kayaking, leadership, nature, wilderness, woodsComment

Maui, HI

PhotographyLexi VolleroNovember 13, 2017Hawaii, maui, road to hanaComment

Elwood Francisco Coleman

Dreaming of life on a tropical island as the cold sets in? Get to know Elwood Francisco Coleman who has called the islands of Honduras his home for 57 years. By Leta Dickinson.