by Robin Wall Kimmerer | Dec 8, 2016 | December 2013, Nature and Environment
Photograph by Robert Lubeck How plants survive the Adirondack winter Long before the snow flies, all but the hardiest birds have left, the bears are deep in slumber, insects have transformed to protective pupae and toads have buried themselves deep in the mud....
by Adirondack Life | Feb 18, 2014 | From the Archives
Illustration by Mark Wilson Long, frigid winters tend to make people do some crazy things, like testing the laws of thermodynamics—with their tongues. As a public service, we have dug up this advice from our February 2009 issue. (You can read the rest of the...