Get your binoculars and field guide ready! Fall migration is underway. For some birds, this annual odyssey starts as early as July. At Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary,…
Browsing: Science & Environment
Bridget’s daughter is playing by herself outdoors. By Bridget Shirvell In the third instalment of our new series, Advice and ideas on raising kids in the…
By: Max Malmquist and Marina Castellino Nestled at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and overlooking Mono Lake sits the quaint town of Lee Vining, California,…
Ever since 1886, North America’s top organization for scientific bird study—now called the American Ornithological Society (AOS)—has maintained the official list of North American bird species.…
By: Max Malmquist and Marina Castellino Nestled at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and overlooking Mono Lake sits the quaint town of Lee Vining, California,…
An offshore wind turbine is being installed at the Revolution Wind offshore wind farm, off the coast of New England. Photo credit: Ørsted. By Anders Lorenzen,…
Late at night in Auckland, New Zealand, researchers Juliane Gaviraghi Mussoi and Kristal Cain shuffled quietly around a dimly lit room with 13 caged Common Mynas.…
Nordjyllandsværket, one of the world’s most energy-efficient coal-fired power stations, could have been switched on for the last time. Photo credit: Aalborg Forsyning. By Anders Lorenzen,…
Late at night in Auckland, New Zealand, researchers Juliane Gaviraghi Mussoi and Kristal Cain shuffled quietly around a dimly lit room with 13 caged Common Mynas.…
Positive tipping points offer a powerful way to restore degraded ecosystems. Photo credit: Unsplash/Sterling Lanier. By Tim Lenton and Steve Smith Worldwide, landscapes that have fallen…