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In the American Southwest, birds fell dead from the sky by the tens of thousands, succumbing mid-flight to starvation, emaciated by climate change. Across the horn of Africa swarmed 200 billion locust...
01.19.2021 Nymag.com
Paula Ehrlich, President and CEO, E. O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation and Half-Earth Project lead recently joined Gavin Edwards, Global Coordinator of The New Deal for Nature and People 2020 at the W...
01.20.2021 Eowilsonfoundation.org
Can people protect as much space as nature needs? For millions of years, giants graced the murky depths of China''s Yangtze River. Known as Chinese paddlefish (Psephurus gladius), they could reach 7 m...
01.21.2021 Softmachine.net
The presiding scientific genius of the Romantic age, when science had not yet been dispersed into specialties that rarely connect with one another, Alexander von Humboldt wanted to know everything, an...
01.20.2021 Eppc.org
Crestview, Florida officials honor Citizen of the Year Felton Barnes CRESTVIEW — Local officials agree that the Hub City needs more people like Felton C. Barnes. For the innumerable ways that he has benefited Crestview, Barnes recently received the Mae Retha Coleman Citizen of the Year Award for 2021. The award was established in 2012 in honor of the longtime Crestview community activist and retired nurse. Each year the top nominee is recommended by the Mae Retha Coleman Citizen of the Year Awar...
01.19.2021 Nwfdailynews.com
The practice of mindful looking starts with unburdening ourselves of the stories we''re constantly telling ourselves, says Diana Winston, director of mindfulness education at UCLA''s Mindful Awareness...
01.19.2021 Mindful.org
