The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and the Linda Hall Library, both iconic institutions in Kansas City, have been recognized on a national level for their commitment to climate-conscious planning. They have been selected as recipients of a significant grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to conduct a comprehensive climate impact and resiliency […]

The Flora Incognita app, a remarkable innovation developed by researchers at Leipzig University and iDiv, is transforming the way in which we study the effects of climate change on plant life. This cutting-edge mobile application allows users to identify and log details of wild plants, offering a unique approach to understanding the potential impacts of […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Riverine ecosystems, comprising the intricate networks of rivers, streams, and their surrounding environments, are among the most dynamic and vital components of our natural world. These ecosystems serve as lifelines that sustain a myriad of species, from microscopic plankton to large mammals, and support human communities by providing essential […]

Migratory birds, including the great egret and the black-crowned night heron, embark on a significant journey each spring. Their destination? The unoccupied islands along New York City’s coastline and specific mainland areas. These locations provide ideal conditions for these birds to reproduce and forage for food. The New York City Bird Alliance has been keeping […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Bioengineering, the application of principles of biology and the tools of engineering to create usable, tangible, economically viable products, has emerged as a promising field in the fight against climate change. This interdisciplinary science offers innovative solutions that could mitigate the adverse effects of global warming and help build […]