Australia – land of the hot pink slug
Meet Triboniophorus aff. graeffei, a hot pink slug that lives on Mount Kaputar in New South Wales in Australia. It’s
Thoughts from the vanguard of biodiversity research
Meet Triboniophorus aff. graeffei, a hot pink slug that lives on Mount Kaputar in New South Wales in Australia. It’s
If you’re interested in getting food that’s sustainably grown, you should have a look at this site. The Stewardship Index
The number of species on the planet has been estimated at over 8 million, but there are a lot of
The news is still full of the fires in Indonesia and the resulting smog in Singapore and Malaysia – unfortunately
The latest air pollution index in Singapore is 371. A value of 100 or more on this index is considered
A friend (h/t Justin) sent me this article a couple of weeks ago – it seems that this summer, the
In yesterday’s post, I talked about an ethic of biodiversity and some of the issues arising from it. Today, I’d
The European Union has recently decided to ban three of the world’s most widely used pesticides for 2 years, as
I sometimes get asked where the value is in biodiversity: you can’t eat it, drink it, or sell it, so
Matt Wright-Simon from Ecocreative, who helped us with our Biodiversity Brief newsletter, has written an interesting article about sustainability in