In honor of Aldo Leopold week, here is a slightly edited 2014 post on Aldo’s son, Luna. Water shapes the desert landscape. This seems strange

In honor of Aldo Leopold week, here is a slightly edited 2014 post on Aldo’s son, Luna. Water shapes the desert landscape. This seems strange
Here is an edited 2018 post about a clever paleoneurologist! A “game-changing” Cretaceous mammal fossil was reported in May 2018. To understand why paleontologists are
Continuing with reposts (slightly revised) from 2014 on key geoscientists of the past! In the late 18th and early 19th century, men like James Hutton
Here’s another Geoscientist of the Week post from 2014. This is a guest post by Charles Dickens, who was quite taken with the “she” who
Here is the third and final post (revised) in this 2014 series on an amazing scientist. Imagine if Albert Einstein had been the first
Here’s a slightly revised part 2 of the 2014 series on this ground-breaking Western naturalist. Alexander von Humboldt traveled to the New World with botanist