Everyday Ethology
Welcome to the New Home of Everyday Ethology
Everyday Ethology began as a recurring column shaped by the rhythms of the animals we work with, the people who care about them, and the quiet insights that surface in between.
Bringing it here into its own space gives the writing more room to breathe and grow in alignment with the values at its core: curiosity, care, and the freedom to follow what unfolds.
You’ll find familiar pieces, some lightly revised, and new ones in time, along with guest contributions from thoughtful voices across the equine world.
Thank you for reading and for valuing the quiet, deliberate work of noticing.
Inhabiting the World Together: Enrichment as Relationship
Alana and I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Lluc Pedrero from Barcelona, Spain, who specializes in equine ethology with a focus on enrichment. Our conversation crossed three countries and opened many roads of discussion, so many, in fact, that we decided to share them with you as a series of articles. This collaboration is especially meaningful to all of us because, under normal circumstances, distance and language barriers might have kept us from connecting. Yet here we are. These articles will be available in both English and Spanish.