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The most famous name in American ornithology is that of a slave owner, grave robber, and fraud who invented birds and falsified scientific results. Birders and ornithologists are grappling with John J...
09.19.2020 Gizmodo.com.au and 1 sites
Audubon Center, Steel River Playhouse aided by state COVID-19 grantsTwo Montgomery County cultural institutions have received state grants totaling nearly $60, 000 to help them weather the revenue los...
09.18.2020 Pottsmerc.com and 2 sites
James A. Kushlan''s Seeking the American Tropics: South Florida''s Early Naturalists (University Press of Florida, 2020) is now available. The book offers an account of "the explorers and adventurers ...
09.15.2020 Repeatingislands.com
Florida is best known for its gorgeous beaches, but we also have a lot of wetlands. Bogs, swamps, marshes, you name it, we''ve got ''em — more than any other state besides Alaska. Some are famous — ev...
09.17.2020 Floridaphoenix.com
Betty J. Cotter (bettycotter1960@gmail. com), a monthly contributor, teaches writing and journalism at the University of Rhode Island. John James Audubon. Joseph Le Conte. John Muir. These are just some of the naturalists in American history whose legacies are being re-examined as racist. The Audubon Society has begun to reckon with its namesake''s past. Audubon owned slaves and used them on his Kentucky farm and in researching his seminal work, "Birds of America. " "Although never fully acknowl...
09.19.2020 Providencejournal.com
John James Audubon Was Never Good The most famous name in American ornithology is that of a slave owner, grave robber, and fraud who invented birds and
09.19.2020 Wn.com
January 3, 1933 - September 16, 2020John Richard "Dick" Chamberlain, age 87, of Niagara Falls, formerly of Ransomville, died Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at Schoellkopf Health Center in Niagara Falls...
09.16.2020 Niagara-gazette.com
In the Bronx, John James Audubon''s Birdwatching Legacy Lives On This is the third in a series of pieces we''ll be running all month in conversation with Helen Macdonald''s Vesper Flights, the InsideH...
09.18.2020 Insidehook.com
