Inheritors of the Earth: Picturesque Brightside or Overzealous Extrapolation?
By Liam Bach Inheritors of the Earth: How Nature is Thriving in an Age of Extinction by Chris D. Thomas—for…
What Earth Will There Be to Inherit?
By Wallis Boram Here we are in the Anthropocene, the geological age marked by human influence on the natural world.…
Inheritors of The Earth: Who Remains and Who Dies
By Hannah Herrick We live in a world today that would be unrecognizable to our ancestors. Once previously bursting with…
The Selfish Heirs to the Throne: A Review of Chris D. Thomas’ “Inheritors of the Earth”
By Daisy Noe As with most issues regarding the changes humans affect upon the planet, the subject of our impact…
The Consistency and Change of Nature
By Colin Schroeder What is outside your house today in nature may not have been there yesterday, and may not…
A Change in Perspective
By Lia Solensten When you hear about problems such as climate change, deforestation, and pollution, the perspective focuses on how…
Studying Hudson Valley’s Sky Lakes With Dr. David Richardson
By Hannah Herrick The Hudson Valley is home to many beautiful natural landscapes, including Shawangunk Ridge, fondly referred to as…
One System, Large Workloads, Endless Possibilities
By Colin Schroeder What’s worse than finding lice in your hair? Well if you ask professor Christopher Harbison, he might…
Meet the Man Who Wants You to Meet Your Inner Fish
By Ellie Zimmerman Professor Neil Shubin of the University of Chicago would encourage you to take a closer look at…
The Tick Doctor: Dr. Rick Ostfeld
By Daisy Noe Thirty years ago, his research would’ve been dubbed illegitimate. Now, he’s working alongside brilliant ecologists in the…