Feature Stories

High wind driven fires wreak havoc on suburban neighborhoods in between Denver and Boulder, Colorado.
Superior Suburban Fire |

Critically endangered, a pair of black and white indri lemurs sit side by side in the rainforest canopy in Andasibe - Mantidia National Park, Madagascar.
Madagascar - An Endangered World |

Three of five wild swift fox pups play and run by their den in the tall, green grass in the Pawnee National Grasslands on the north-eastern plains of Colorado.
Colorado’s Pawnee National Grassland |

Kicking up snow, a wild bull moose with large antlers walks across the snowy Round Prairie valley with the willow filled Soda Butte Creek in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
Yellowstone Christmas |
Newfoundland, a windswept island in the rough and unpredictable seas of the North Atlantic, known for its wealth in codfish has been a rocky outpost for settlements for thousands of years. During the last ice age, glaciers scraped away the island’s topsoil and deposited it 200 to 300 miles away on the ocean floor creating the rich fishing grounds of the Grand Banks. Likewise, generations of native peoples and Europeans as well as sea life have been attracted to the concentration and variety of fish in these waters.
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During a 500 year event, continuous and heavy mid-September rains in 2013 caused rivers and creeks to completely topple trees and bury vehicles. The raging waters washed away highways, bridges and homes in Colorado Front Range communites. The COLORADO floods link above takes you to a collection of video and photos taken during and after the event.
After photographing such extreme weather events the past few years, from flooding to fires and now with the record high CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, are such wild storms going to be a continuing trend?
Below, are time lapse images of the Bear Creek Lake Park reservior after the heavy rains disappeared. The reservoir was ten times its original size after Bear Creek was done raging.
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