Sean O’ Donnell, PhD, a professor of Biodiversity, Earth and Environmental Science in Drexel University’s College of Arts and Sciences, believes putting insects on camera can help society see the integral role they play in the preservation of our natural world – and ultimately humankind.
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Ale Gonzales, a BEES student, has a real drive to make environmental science truly accessible for students in Philly.
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A new exhibition showcases immersive animal habitat displays with live animals, including a two-toed sloth, along with life-size, climbable animal sculptures and other interactive and dynamic features designed for all ages.
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Plants, feeders, birdhouses and even a few small alterations in our daily habits can go a long way in supporting the livelihood and diversity of avian species.
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In the coming years, Philadelphia gardeners may try out some new plants and retire old favorites after an updated government map was released this fall.
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But what exactly does it mean? Research Associate Jason Downs, PhD, explains.
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Life Onto Land: The Devonian centers around the Academy’s internationally celebrated paleontological research and the incredible discovery of Tiktaalik roseae.
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The Academy celebrates Archives Month by delving in the wondrous world of accessible history
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Drexel student and co-op Nathan Nazario details his research into the scientific fascinations of Latin America
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Recent BEES grad Kayla Aughenbaugh discusses her research into local geology and human impacts
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