

Great compilation of E.O. Wilson quotes by Virginia Greene:

Future Scientist Sara Martin preparing her skills to join Canopy Meg in the Amazon forest canopy someday!

The NRC Citizen Science expedition to the Amazon Rain Forest took place during the summer of 2012. Below you will find a list of the wonderfully detailed posts from the trip on Lowman’s Leaf Lovers Club blog: We are getting ready for our first NRC Citizen Science trip to the field Posted on July 1, […]
Below is a slideshow photo gallery of some of the photos taken by Russ Creech at the grand opening of the Nature Research Center at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. [slideshow id=32]

Clothing the Daily Planet with Continents at the Nature Research Center. Great photos by friend, Pam Hopkins:

A critical element of our “conservation of Ethiopian church forests” project, Alemayehu and I hosted a worksohp for priests. TREE Foundation “funded” the per diem for each priest to attend. For 2 days of travel to the workshop, one day in attendance, 2 days returning, and all their lodging/meals, Alemayehu calculated that we would give […]

Progress is being made in the “Saving the Forests of Ethiopia – one church at a time” project. Below are photos of the Zahara church forest wall under construction: Thank you to TREE Foundation donors who sponsored this wall, to save the forests of Ethiopia! To learn more about how you can help please visit […]

An artwork of Meg-as-Canopy by Indian canopy ecology student, M. Paramesh, marks a successful visit to work on India’s critical forest conservation.

Brian Malow (science comedian) and Canopymeg (geek scientist), speakers at ScienceOnline 2011!

How do you explain the extraordinary and secret world of rain forest biodiversity to students who have never seen a rain forest? Perhaps we start here at home… Citizen science is the process of engaging citizens to collect data and learn how science works. To learn more about biodiversity, students of Rob Dunn at NCSU […]