Mushrooms and other fungi may seem irrelevant and weird to many, but what if I told you they have the power to shape the entire world and that they already …
Program Meeting – “Mushrooms and the Dawn of Mammals,” by Lyndzee Rhine Read More »
A recent study revealed that we have lost one in four individual birds since 1970, amounting to nearly 3 billion birds. However, not all species declined and some habitats experience …
The Kansas Box Turtle Project at the Sedgwick County Zoo aims to engage the community in learning about our native box turtles through state wide surveys. Schanee will tell us about …
Like a typical big sister, the Amazon Rainforest has been overshadowing one of Brazil’s most biodiverse and incredible landscapes: her little sister, the Cerrado. This savanna birthed 5% of the …
Program Meeting – “Cerrado, The Kansas of Brazil,” by Rachel Roth Read More »
“Your Brain on Nature” looks at the science of nature’s influence on your health and well-being. We’ll look at some of the latest research from around the world that connect …
Program Meeting – “Your Brain on Nature,” by John Gallagher Read More »
Great Horned Owls are morphologically diverse throughout their range in both color and size. Recent studies have shown however that little genetic differences occur within North American owls despite nine …