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A Tale of Tree Cities
Anyone who has gone for a walk in the woods can tell you that forests are impossibly dense with life. From groundhogs and squirrels scampering
Makena Senzon and Helen Shanefield
December 7, 2025
Anyone who has gone for a walk in the woods can tell you that forests are impossibly dense with life. From groundhogs and squirrels scampering
Oceans are some of the largest carbon sinks on Earth, storing up to thirty-one percent of total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. As atmospheric CO2 levels
Photography by Michelle So From ocean waters to soil, and from hot springs to human microbiomes, tiny battles between bacteria and viruses are constantly unfolding.
Image courtesy of Pixabay. On a typical walk through New York City, you might expect to encounter tall, glass-covered skyscrapers, brightly lit department stores, and
Image courtesy of Pixabay Imagine your weather forecast came from a seal swimming in the Pacific, or a bird flying hundreds of feet above you.