Jaymi Heimbuch

Cats are going extinct: 12 most endangered feline species

treehugger.com — It is Endangered Species Day and we are acknowledging it by bringing attention to these feline species that are on the verge of disappearing.

The green 3D printing materials we’ve been waiting for

treehugger.com — There's no denying that 3D printing has moved beyond the laboratory and into the mainstream. We've seen 3D printed body parts, electronics, and toys. Although the technology has quickly become quite sophisticated, the materials used in 3D printers have been slow to catch up.

Cats are going extinct: 12 most endangered feline species

treehugger.com — It is Endangered Species Day and we are acknowledging it by bringing attention to these feline species that are on the verge of disappearing.

Creamy potato, leek and roasted poblano pepper soup [Vegan]

treehugger.com — There's something about roasted peppers that can add so much depth of flavor to recipes -- especially when you use them in unexpected ways. I had extra potatoes and a leek left over from other recipes cooked earlier in the week, so I thought I would make a potato leek soup, a simple recipe and a classic favorite.

Dogs are going extinct: 8 most endangered canid species

treehugger.com — It is Endangered Species Day and we are acknowledging it by bringing attention to these canid species that are on the brink of disappearing.

15 Easy recipes for eating local and vegetarian in May

treehugger.com — Eating healthful meals during busy weekdays can be as easy as throwing a few in-season ingredients into a casserole dish and putting it in the oven. We've gathered 10 great late-Spring recipes from soups and sautés, from salads to breads. Enjoy! Please enable JavaScript to view the comments.

Meet Earl, your solar-powered backcountry survival tablet

treehugger.com — If you need a rough and tough gadget to take with you to the backcountry, you might want an introduction to Earl, an Android-powered, solar-charged, two-way radio enabled, waterproof tablet.

Monitor your world from your smartphone with these tiny wireless sensors

treehugger.com — The old way of checking the weather and environmental conditions in your home or yard is to go out there with a thermometer, hygrometer, or light meter, and take readings manually (or maybe just stick your finger in the soil).

Science Saturday: Finding a Future for Ethiopian Wolves

sfzoo.org — Finding a Future for Ethiopian Wolves Dr. Claudio Sillero, Founder and Director, Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme Saturday May 18, 2013 12pm