A few weeks ago, my team and I visited one of the newest national parks sites: The Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument.
At times, this last expedition felt like a much-needed vacation. Again, we were graced with good weather and had sunshine […]
Those who enjoy understanding about science need to do more than bask in that pleasure.
There is a dire need for water security in our world. This truth led me down a path of science in order to fully understand and assess how to get millions of people access to safe water.
I came to the Nicholas School to learn how to work on environmental issues at a community level. I decided […]
Snow had already begun to fall over Moosehead Lake. It had been an unseasonably warm December for Maine in 2015, but […]
On May 13, smack in the middle of Mother’s Day weekend, birders fanned out across the world to count birds […]
