Dr. DAVID WAGNER on the Ever Indispensable Insect /114

Ayana and Dr. Wagner discuss insects as biological controls, insect decline in relation to political and economic destabilization, how cultural understandings of insects influence the field of entomology, and the main drivers behind insect decline.

More Than Human Kin, Multispecies Justice, Climate ChangeFor The WildApril 10, 2019insect species, insect decline, insect biodiversity, insect apocalypse, ecological collapse, entomologist, ecology, biology, moths, catepillars, insect conservation Comments

CURT STAGER on the Deep Future of Earth’s Climate /25

An expansive discussion on the climate, past and future: the weight of humanity on natural systems, repercussions of temperature and sea level rise, the future of the amazon, the history of salmon and northwest forests, and more. Curt Stager is an ecologist, paleoclimatologist, and science journalist with a Ph.D. in biology and geology.

Shore Ocean Communities, Climate ChangeFor The WildAugust 14, 2015paleoclimatology, biodiversity, new science, natural systems, sea level rise, Amazon, biology, geology, ecology, Climate History, Africa, United StatesComment

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