PinnedPublished inAge of AwarenessA Short History of Seaweed Around the World: Kelp Farming, Murky Monsters, Science, and…Seaweed has a holdfast on coastal cultures. Here’s a bit of seaweed history to celebrate the end of summer.Aug 24, 20223Aug 24, 20223
Tree Personalities: A Woodland Who’s Who According to Myths and Legends from Around the WorldTwenty-something trees and their temperaments, explained May 2, 2023May 2, 2023
Published inILLUMINATIONMushrooms are Having a Moment. Here’s How to Become *Mush* More Mycological this Season.From closet mushrooms to foraging fungi, mushrooms are incredibly versatileApr 27, 2023Apr 27, 2023
Published inILLUMINATIONThat Awkward Space Between ‘Science Enthusiast’ and ‘Scientist’On imposter syndrome, lonely conservationists and finding your place in science communitiesMar 1, 2023Mar 1, 2023
Here There Be Dragons: A Sea Serpent’s View of Climate ChangeOrigins of marine monster myths and why this cryptid’s future might be in perilJan 18, 2023Jan 18, 2023
Eye of the Beholder: Why We Find Disembodied Peepers Unsettling, and How They Might Make Us Better…From art history to psychology, all eyeballs are oddballsDec 6, 2022Dec 6, 2022
Published inInvisible IllnessWhat if This is Not Your Growing Season?It’s okay if you haven’t accomplished anything yet this yearSep 30, 2022Sep 30, 2022
Published inAge of AwarenessFlesh-Eating Plants: What Has Carnivorous Chlorophyll Ever Done For Us?A natural history of carnivorous plants, their supernatural villany, and the dangers facing these vengeful vegetables todaySep 17, 2022Sep 17, 2022
Werewolves Explained: Is Lycanthropy a Blessing or a Curse?What’s in a werewolf? How fear and loathing shape the untamed beast, and why we’re obsessed with things that howl in the nightSep 8, 2022Sep 8, 2022
Published inInvisible IllnessGrowing Up Gryffindor — Managing My Darkness When Magic Seems Far Out of ReachWho do you become when you no longer want to be yourself?Aug 27, 20221Aug 27, 20221
