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Underground communication system for trees and plants.
Mycorrhizal fungal network
World-famous climate and social activist.
Greta Thunberg
The first Leave No Trace principle
Plan Ahead and Prepare
This mindful practice has been shown to help with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and can even restructure the brain over time.
Meditation
Colorado's state amphibian.
Wester Tiger Salamander
Animal that can sleep standing up.
Horse
The number of solar panels on Nature Library rooftop.
300
The highest summit of the Rocky Mountains of North America.
Mt. Elbert
Printing technique that uses the sun (UV). Very popular on grand opening!
Bathyscope
This animal has been around for over 400 million years, before (and after) the dinosaurs roamed Earth.
Sharks!
The practice of reintroducing wildlife to areas/nature impacted by human activities.
Rewilding
What to do if you encounter a black bear on the trail.
Make yourself look larger and back away slowly.
Landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black and white images of the American West.
Ansel Adams
The endonym for the Arapahoe tribe.
Hinono'ei
Continent with the most active volcanoes
ASIA
Whirling in the ocean and twice the size of Texas.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Tropical bird recently spotted in Eastern Colorado.
Piratic flycatcher
This is where the fireplace stones were sourced from.
Crested Butte
This bushy-tailed critter is the official Anythink mascot
Dood the squirrel
The only animal (known to humans) to produce cube-shaped poo
Wombats!
Beavers!
This nutritious succulent is often considered a "weed". It has a long history of serving as a food source for indigenous groups in the Southwest and Mexico.
Purslane, or verdolaga en español.
The Japanese art of botanical fabric printing.
Tataki Zomé
The Japanese term for the charred wood of the dark room
Shou Sugi Ban