Written by Mazz Cummings During the 21st century, we are currently undergoing the sixth known mass extinction. Extinctions are a normal part of evolution, and
By Heidi Schmelzer Before the 1930’s, the area surrounding the Rio Grande river on the border of the United States and Mexico was filled with
Written by Heidi Schmelzer The mangrove rivulus fish is native to mangrove forests in Florida, the Caribbean, and Central America. Most individuals in this species
Written by Glenn Molina Wetlands are natural settings where water completely covers the ground, throughout the year or seasonally. Wetlands can help us adapt to
Bees provide critical pollination services to agricultural systems; however, these areas can be harsh to pollinators. As such, augmented pollinator habitat is commonly added as
Written by Mazz Cummings Art takes many forms, and body painting has the unique ability to really bring paintings to life. With evidence of humans
There are many incredible habitats around the South of England (UK). Some of these habitats are visible when we walk and explore the coastlines, woodlands,
By Gaelle Chassery, guest writer I am in love with everyday simplicity: the ordinary miracles of crocuses poking through the grass, tender veils of green
Written by Mazz Cummings Reducing emissions is one of the key strategies to combat global warming and climate change. Emission reductions can also protect precious
Written by Josh Gross The Earth’s climate is changing, and fast. We have droughts in Europe, catastrophic wildfires in the United States, and glaciers are