Travis Knowles·Feb 21, 2025Gardening and landscaping for nature: The South Carolina inner Coastal PlainRecently, the newly-inaugurated Pee Dee Chapter of the South Carolina Native Plant Society asked me to give a talk about landscaping with…A response icon1A response icon1
InFACETSbyCanadian Science Publishing·Aug 29, 2024Impact of Hydroelectric Facilities on Namew in the Moose Cree Homeland: A Study of Mercury Levels…Namew (Moose Cree L dialect for Lake Sturgeon) is a culturally important fish species for Moose Cree First Nation.
Kamal Kishore Srivastava·Aug 24, 2024Biodiversity and Its Importance for Our SurvivalBiodiversity is crucial for human survival. It provides resources like food and clean air. Yet, a significant decline is clear. There is a…
InSlackjawbyT. Kent Jones·Jun 10, 2024If You Feed The Birds, You Feed The RatsAn urban food webA response icon1A response icon1
Liesje Doldersum·Jul 27, 2023If You Have a Garden, You Can Make an Ecological DifferenceCreate a wildlife sanctuary with native plants
InILLUMINATIONbyPriyanka Sarkar·Apr 20, 2023What if Bees — the Pollinator gets wholly extinct?Bees are termed significant pollinators that fertilize plants. Some assert bees are dreaded, due to their sting and the allergic reactions…A response icon1A response icon1
Research Outreach·Jan 13, 2023Do bees farm microbes? Rethinking what it is to be a beeBees have not been eating what we thought they were. The work of Dr Prarthana Dharampal and Dr Shawn Steffan, University of Wisconsin, USA…
InFocusbyUBC Science·Nov 14, 2022Darwin’s Eden awash in plasticsPenguin guano from the Galápagos is helping UBC researchers track microplastic pollution
