Take a Child Outside Week is September 24 – September 30
September 24, 2010
From the Children and Nature Network: Take A Child Outside Week is a program designed to help break down obstacles that keep children from discovering
From the Children and Nature Network: Take A Child Outside Week is a program designed to help break down obstacles that keep children from discovering
From Wired News: If you want to study the rainforest, there is no better place to be than on top of it — literally. This
From the Herald-Tribune: Although it is tempting for residents around the Gulf Coast to limit their conversations to complaints about the oil spill, it is
TREE student scholar publishes paper about sloths and algae in their fur — this interaction has been a mystery for scientists for as long as
From the Herald-Tribune: Making a difference in the environment by Heather Dunhill After cocktails in the courtyard and hors d’oeuvres in the dining room of
Story on BBC News featuring Bryson Voirin, TREE’s student research associate: Researchers in Panama have found the first evidence of a sloth that has been
Reposted from NCF.edu: (February 4, 2010) Forest Hayes and Michael Dexter, both third year students at New College of Florida, won praise from the Friends
From the Pelican Press’ “A Sarasota Minute”: Its observation tower rises 75 feet above the floor of the surrounding live-oak hammock, looking almost other-worldly…like something
Story on nhpr.org featuring Bryson Voirin, TREE’s student research associate: After a long, lazy, food-filled weekend, we turn to the sloth. It’s an animal. It’s
Click on the cover thumbnail below to read one of Dr. Margaret Lowman’s latest journal articles published in BIOTROPICA. The document is in PDF format