Category: Nature

The growing popularity of rock climbing is threatening the delicate balance of cliff ecosystems, prompting calls for better regulation and increased awareness among climbers. The allure of rock climbing lies in the opportunity to connect with nature in pristine and isolated locations. However, the surging popularity of the sport is raising concerns among ecologists about…

The High Stakes: How Climbing’s Thrill Threatens the Fragile Balance of Cliff Ecosystems Climbing has long been regarded as an exhilarating sport that allows individuals to conquer nature’s vertical challenges. However, as the popularity of climbing continues to rise, so do concerns about its impact on cliff ecosystems. Conservationists are increasingly alarmed by the potential…

The Royal Society Trivedi science book prize winner delves into the fascinating realm of animal perception and advocates for greater empathy towards other species. In a world where humans often take their own senses for granted, An Immense World by Ed Yong serves as a captivating reminder of the wonders and mysteries of animal senses.…

Reviving the Heart of Oakland’s Natural Oasis: The Rotary Nature Center at Lake Merritt Perched on the shores of Lake Merritt in Oakland, California, the Rotary Nature Center stands as a testament to the city’s commitment to environmental education and conservation. For decades, this beloved institution has served as a hub for nature enthusiasts, school…