Not everyone who likes science, or finds it fascinating, is a scientist – and there’s nothing wrong with that! Science makes up the world around us, from the animals, to the microorganisms, and how they all interact with their environment, to how our own human lives work! I have a science degree and loved my …
Category: Animals, birds, Climate Change, conservation, Endangered Species, Identification, Plants, Special Conservation Designated Events, The Art of Ecology Tags: Animals, birds, butterflies, citizen science, Climate Change, conservation, creek critters, education, Endangered Species, Identification, life science, observation, Plants, science, The Art of Ecology, trees, treesnap, wildlife
I originally went to school for Veterinary Surgery and wanted to focus on marine mammals, but life (as it does) got the best of me and I ended up pursuing a different path – obviously – of wildlife management & conservation with a focus in media. Since graduating, I have learned so much about wildlife …
Category: Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: animal remembrance month, Animals, biodiversity, biology, Climate Change, conservation, Endangered Species, extinct, life science, nature, over exploitation, Plants, populations, protect, sustainability, The Art of Ecology