Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon Shows How Nature Adapts to Mistakes
Based on historical accounts, the canyon began forming in the early 1800s because of poor soil-management practices.
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Tree Bark in Australia Scrubs the Air of Greenhouse Gases and Toxic Gases
Researchers have uncovered a vast, invisible ecosystem living in tree bark that helps clean the air of climate-warming and toxic gases.
Spun from Shadows: JWST Captures the Living Nature of the Cosmic Web
Much like the hidden mycelium beneath a forest floor, new data from JWST shows that dark matter is the vital, interconnected pulse of the cosmos, transforming our understanding of the very nature of space and time.
50,000 Trees Later: Sustainability from The Dawes Arboretum’s First Century
The Dawes Arboretum was founded in 1929 and created a living museum with 50,000 trees by 1930.