Academy scientists and their partners set out to better understand freshwater mussels and their hidden lifecycles, then find a way to propagate and reintroduce them back into the wild.
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Academy scientists and their partners set out to better understand freshwater mussels and their hidden lifecycles, then find a way to propagate and reintroduce them back into the wild.
Read moreOne Drexel student’s investigation into an older collection helps shed some light on scientific specimens from South America.
Read moreWhether you live in the city, suburbs or out in the woods, you can help local biodiversity flourish with a few of these simple spring garden tips.
Read moreEnvironmental DNA analysis is a novel key tool that enables critical insights into aquatic biodiversity.
Read moreWith rare and captivating specimens, the world-class collection is the oldest of its kind in the United States, headed by Curator and Prof Jocelyn Sessa, PhD.
Read moreThe natural world of fishes and salamanders inspires an Academy artist’s scientific creativity.
Read moreAcademy icthyologist works with South American scientists to discover why only a percentage of Fowler’s taxonomic names remain in use today
Read moreSome simple tips for small lifestyle changes that can make a difference in our environment
Read moreThe Ban Chiang Collection enhances our understanding of global plant diversity and cultural practices, upholding the standard for responsible and equitable curation.
Read moreCommunity members, local organizations and Academy scientists are working together to find just solutions to environmental issues.
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