Civilian Conservation Corps. ("C.C.C.") was a historic public work relief program accredited with having equipped more than 3 million men ages 18-25 with jobs which provided real-world skills that solved environmental problems, rebuilt (and...

     One of three major aspects of Civilian Restoration Corps. will be to create millions of jobs for people to plant & maintain publicly-owned, diverse heirloom & native plant gardens throughout towns & cities from coast to coast— thus replacing...

More Valuable Than Gold - written by Ethnobotany and Wilderness Survival Expert Richard Lonewolf.  Contains 186 pages  featuring step-by-step instructions for North American plants and trees.  Wild Willpower's founder, Sondra Wilson, wrote the introduction, added more...

Over the years I have faced severe injustices numerous times over. Time and time again, I have been told the same thing, "find a private attorney."  Anyway, I developed this legal self-help website for years prior to making it my Honors Project at Des Moines Area...

     Classified amongst the Scuiridae (squirrel) family, their other biological relatives include groundhogs, chipmunks, marmots and woodchucks. Click to Enlarge: Above photo from World Wildlife Federation utilized in accordance with Fair Use. Above map from Prairie...

Porcupine {Erethizon dorsatum}: Above photo courtesy RedButteCanyon.net.  Porcupines tend to eat bark  for sustenance. History of The Disappearance of Porcupines:      Humans did not always see porcupines as a nuisance. Native Americans have long regarded the animal...