Blythe Copeland
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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Stunning Underwater Plants and Sea Life on the Ocean Floor
These stunning underwater organisms offer an ethereal beauty hard to reproduce on land. → Read More
Learn basic bike repair with these 9 DIY videos
Keeping your bike in tip-top shape means regular maintenance, preventative measures, and the occasional on-the-road quick fix. → Read More
Not Your Mother's Cookies: 10 Non-Traditional Cookie Recipes for Modern Holiday Baking
Bye-bye sugar cookies: The new classics your family will love include bacon fat, hazelnut and peper, rosemary, and more. → Read More
10 Unbelievable, Unlikely Animal Friendships
Friends and enemies in the animal world tend to be pretty clear-cut. But as these unlikely pairs show, even Mother Nature doesn't set things in stone. → Read More
5 Ways to DIY Gorgeous Fall Harvest Decor
Fall isn't just known for the end of summer, finally-I-can-turn-off-the-air-conditioning temperatures, afternoon football games, and a return to your favorite soups and stews: It's also famous for its bounty of rich, saturated → Read More
9 Mouthwatering Recipes For Succulent Summer Tomatoes
Tomato season is upon us: Try them in a watermelon salad, Moroccan stuffed, caprese style, and more. → Read More
10 Cold Vegetarian Soup Recipes For Summer's Hottest Days (Slideshow)
If -- like most residents of the U.S. -- you're in the midst of a record-breaking heat wave, then these chilled summer soups are just the menu items you need to stay out of the kitchen. Plus, they are all → Read More
10 Tips for Growing Fruit Trees at Home
There's not much that can compare with plucking off a juicy peach from your own fruit tree. From spring's sweet cherries to fall's crisp apples, fresh fruit is one of nature's most delicious products -- plus it's super-versatile, adding a refreshing sweet → Read More
5 Yoga Retreats We Want to Go on Now
From coastal getaways to desert hotspots, these retreats sooth the body and soul. → Read More
Around the World in 10 Adorable Baby Seals
Here we go, folks, some cuteoverload to start your Tuesday off. Seals are as at home on ice and on land as they are in the water -- which is where their Latin name pinnped comes from: It means "feather or fin foot," referencing their flippers. Other pinni → Read More
5 Zero-VOC Interior Paints for a Freshly-Renovated, Healthy Home
For your next renovation project, avoid dangerous chemicals with these five paints -- minus the chemical-laden VOCs. → Read More
5 Online Shops for Stylish Secondhand Baby and Kids Clothes
Save money, save resources, and save your sanity -- all without leaving the house. → Read More
7 Spots to Find Secondhand Baby Gear Online
Save money -- and cut your carbon footprint -- by outfitting your baby with gently used gear. → Read More
6 tragic stories of exotic pet ownership gone wrong
From a toddler's confrontation with a python to a bear named Teddy that was not a toy, these dark animal captivity stories should deter some from keeping an exotic animal as a pet. → Read More
Just What We Needed Department: 6 Weird and Useless Items to Leave Off Your 2011 Holiday Gift List
These are the things you might want for the holidays -- but that you really don't need, like a round ice ball maker, a dog bed warmer, and more. → Read More
6 Child Environmentalists That Have Already Changed the World
Sometimes it takes the simple clarity of a child to change the world as we know it. → Read More
7 Cities with Great Green Projects Others Should Imitate
Cities can be hot-spots of pollution, with thousands or millions of people, cars, pets, industries, and more contributing to global warming. But they can also be centers of innovation, as bright ideas, available funding, and → Read More
10 Natural, Organic Oils With Huge Health Benefits (Slideshow)
Essential oils have their place secured in a natural beauty routine: They're natural, chemical-free alternatives to everything from traditional cosmetics to potentially toxic fragrances. → Read More
Top 5 Ways Water Gets Polluted
If you thought throwing your sandwich wrapper in a stream while camping was most common form of water pollution, think again: from agricultural runoff to waste treatment, pollution affects more and more of the Earth's → Read More
How to Go Green: Spring Cleaning
Throwing open the windows on the first warm day of the year is one of life's great pleasures--until, of course, all that sunlight and breeze makes you realize how dusty, dirty, and cluttered your house has → Read More