

Nuts for Hazelnuts
Why is Jim Chamberlin nuts for hazelnuts? Hint: It's not a cash crop!
Jim Chamberlin
17 hours ago6 min read


Stumbling into Sustainability: The Walking Commute Finale
I started this challenge incredibly optimistic. I was optimistic about myself, my available time and even my enthusiasm. It got real, real fast! Sweat and flip flops became a part of the equation. There were wins, there were…not wins.
Liz Bristow
Sep 175 min read


Choosing to Nurture: A Building Block for Soil Health
A mindset can make all the difference. Jim Chamberlin explores what it means to nurture, rather than exploit, soil.
Jim Chamberlin
Aug 276 min read


Introduction To Camping: Car Camping
I mean you drive your car and park it at your campsite, cabin, yurt, or other camp lodging option, allowing you to bring some luxuries along that wilderness camping does not.
HDT Team
Aug 198 min read


Weeding Thoughts: Interview with a Butterfly
I have never had a productive conversation with a caterpillar, nor asked them a question I received an actual answer to. What you are about to read is based on scientific research done by others and connections I made in my own brain. Please proceed at your own risk.
HDT Team
Aug 66 min read


Stumbling into Sustainability: The Walking Commute Pt 2, Begin Again
I genuinely wanted walking (or maybe skating) to become something ordinary, woven into the fabric of my days instead of treated like a special occasion. Then life, in its usual unceremonious way, happened.
Liz Bristow
Jul 315 min read


Air Quality: The What and What You Can Do
Resources for understanding air quality and air quality alerts.
Jenny Hill
Jul 234 min read


An Introduction to Camping: The Why & the Where
Summer is the peak season to explore on a camping trip - a way to spend quality time in nature or with friends and family.
Nora Woodworth
Jul 164 min read


Weeding Thoughts: Hunt for Quiet
My quiet place is in the garden. The act of sitting completely alone with my thoughts...
HDT Team
Jul 94 min read


4 Ways to Keep Your Garden Happy in the Heat
It’s important to remember that your garden is also likely under the effects of the heat. Let’s review what you can do to help keep your soil and little green buddies happy and thriving in the hot summer months
HDT Team
Jun 302 min read

