Book Review: Dr. Tatiana’s Sex Advice to all Creation
A fun book with a clever shtick that examines the evolution and functions of sex throughout species.
Book Review: How Plants Work
An informative read on plant physiology and soil chemistry.
The Hudson River School: Promoting Conservation in America
A 19th century movement that inspired environmental conservation in America.
Comparing the Covid Quarantine and Wildlife Habitat Fragmentation
A comparison of self-isolation from covid-19 and habitat fragmentation.
German Romanticism: Dynamic Landscapes
A social attitude in philosophy, art, music, and literature that created many works still known by school children across the world today.
Edible Natives of the Northeast Part IV: Vines
American groundnut, purple passionflower, grapes, creeping dogwood, greenbriar
Book Review: Darwin Comes to Town
A comprehensive read about the impacts of humans on plants, animals, and ecosystems and how they adapt-or fail to adapt.
Preventing Pandemics in Nature
Covid Comparisons: Learning to prevent the spread of ecological diseases just as we are learning to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Edible Natives of the Northeast Part III: Rubus
Three Rubus species: American Red Raspberry, Allegheny Blackberry, and Smooth Blackberry
Social Distancing With Birds
As we learn about the health benefits of social distancing with each other during a pandemic, we can use this experience to learn about the importance of social distancing with many other animals