🌍 Ecology
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🐦The Surprising Importance of Bird Nest Architecture
Explore how birds' nest designs reveal an evolutionary arms race driven by the cunning strategies of brood parasites like cuckoos.
🧬What Is Organism-Centered Evolution?
Explore how organisms evolve beyond genetics, delving into forces like epigenetics and cultural behaviors that shape their development and adaptation.
🌾Terraced Rice Field, Yunnan, China, photo by Thierry Bornier
A captivating fusion of cultivation and topography is beautifully showcased in the terraced rice fields of Yunnan, China.
🌳Tree gender and pollen counts
Exploring the unintended consequences of urban landscaping choices on seasonal allergies and pollen distribution.
🌿Marginalia
Reflecting on Wendell Berry's thoughts about the importance of margins and wildness in our lives.
🌱Behold, the Planimal!
I'm not sure why, but this news has been the source of untold instant-messaging-expressed joy among certain of my friends this week.
🌱Another one bites the dust
Dirt-eating is a peculiar practice that connects nutrition, soil health, and cultural history.
🐾This Is Why I Subscribe to the Invasive Species Twitter Feed
A fascinating insight into how trained dogs like Ofira can help combat invasive species, along with a reflection on the sensory experiences of labradors in our world.
🐦Mix CD | Birdsongs/Songbirds
A heartfelt gift for a passionate birdwatcher, this 60th birthday compilation includes 60 songs celebrating various bird species and offers a unique auditory experience of the avian world.
🌄Viewing the City’s Places of Interest in Springtime, by Yao Lu
Yao Lu's striking photography intertwines art and environmental commentary, highlighting the ecological shifts in China.
🌱The dignity of plants
An exploration of the ethical considerations surrounding genetic modification and the dignity of plants in Switzerland.
🦫Would I be making a stronger statement with willow?
A comedic take on a beaver grappling with artistic integrity while constructing his dam.