Helping Ethiopian Women Go From Surviving to Thriving
April 9, 2018
“In all my forest conservation work, I am passionate about always doing something for local women as well as for the trees. This is one
“In all my forest conservation work, I am passionate about always doing something for local women as well as for the trees. This is one
Canopy Walkways Provide Treetop Access for International Bio-Blitz in Malaysia https://www.youtube.com/embed/TW-lBXr-S9k?rel=0 In October 2017, canopy pioneer Meg Lowman and the Habitat Foundation brought together an
From www.seeker.com: A top-to-bottom “BioBlitz” survey uncovered likely new species, including a ghost scorpion, iridescent fly, bacterium, and multiple water bears. Conducting nature surveys can
From news.mongabay.com: For the first time ever, scientists have surveyed the rainforest of Penang Hill comprehensively. The 130-million-year old forest is believed to have never
From freemalaysiatoday.com: GEORGE TOWN: Penang Hill will be designated a Unesco reserve in the next few years, thanks to a joint effort by Universiti Sains
10/26/2017 Update by Candace Miller during the Penang Hill BioBlitz 2017: Student Argonaut Hannah Heaster is from Salem, West Virgnia and is a student in
10/26/2017 Update by Tabitha Jones during the Penang Hill BioBlitz 2017: Teacher Argonaut Tabitha Jones is from Pennsboro, West Virginia and teaches in Doddridge County
From OZY.com: Since receiving his forestry degree from Alemaya University of Agriculture in 1992, Wassie has been working to save, restore and expand Ethiopia’s rapidly
10/22/2017 Update by Candace Miller during the Penang Hill BioBlitz 2017: Teacher Argonaut Candace Miller is from Brooklyn, New York. She shared her journal entry
10/22/2017 Update by Brittany Mason & Sharon Snider during the Penang Hill BioBlitz 2017: Teacher Argonauts Brittany Mason and Sharon Snider are from Wetzel County