Last November, Binghamton Unversity-SUNY’s WHRW station shared this message as part of their program ‘Broadcasting World Literature’: “Today, since it’s Thanksgiving…

Recently, I was wrapping up some revisions on a phenology paper and to comply with the journal’s style for taxonomy, I needed…

During the dark afternoons of December in New England, I like to scroll through my old field photos and think of all…

We’re rushing out of the dog days of summer and into the start of a new semester — or in my case the…

Last summer, my daughter received All Aboard! National Parks, a whimsical board book that devotes full-page spreads of colorful, kid-friendly illustrations to nine…

As you enter Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Park from highway 180 there is a small little parking lot to the side…

Happy National Parks week! While I tend to plan trips around plants — Thuja plicata in Olympic National Park, Lathyrus japonicas at…

As flowers began to bloom and leaves slowly emerge in the northern hemisphere this time of year, most people are thinking about…

Research into how nature impacts our well-being has shown that being outside makes us feel better. Images of nature alone have been…

If you want to get “technical” about it, dentistry, is about 13,000 years old. However, while the fillings Neolithic peoples performed with…

I don’t remember too much from the eighties–other than Nintendo, Sonic, and how cool the Ghostbusters were. But I do clearly remember…

While citations to academic papers are easy to track (see Google Scholar, World of Science), it’s quite informative to see what research…