More and more seniors are considering small houses as a retirement option rather than assisted living or RVs. Senior folks make up a significant portion of the small home movement; in fact, a 2015 poll indicated that 30% of those living in tiny homes were between 51 and 70 years old. As a result, more businesses are specialized in tiny homes furnished with conveniences intended … [Read more...] about Senior Citizens Are Purchasing Tiny Homes to Spend Their Golden Years Off the Grid
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How the Golden Lion Tamarin is Aiding in the Healing of Brazil’s Rainforest
One of the world's most important wildlife corridors is emerging from the fragmented forests of coastal Brazil after a decade of hard work. Sometimes conserving rare species and habitats necessitates waiting a few years for all of the puzzle pieces to fall into place. That process took more than a decade for one project on the coast of Brazil. But, after years of hard … [Read more...] about How the Golden Lion Tamarin is Aiding in the Healing of Brazil’s Rainforest
San Diego Zoo Celebrates the Birth of the Western Hemisphere’s First Male Golden Takin Calf
The birth of a healthy male golden takin this spring marked another milestone in the San Diego Zoo's animal conservation efforts. This newborn calf is the first male of a species of ruminant sheep-like animals native to the Himalayas to be born in the Western Hemisphere. "The little tot has a name!" "Meet Jin Tong (pronounced jean tone), a rare golden takin calf and the … [Read more...] about San Diego Zoo Celebrates the Birth of the Western Hemisphere’s First Male Golden Takin Calf