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Quave Research Group photo – Fall 2026.
I’ve just returned from the Jones Center at Ichauway, where I was joined by 13 members of my research group for an intensive retreat to discuss science, build field skills, and bond!
Thank you so much to the Jones Center team for making us feel so welcome! It was an incredible treat to learn more about the ongoing conservation research happening at the site—from work on soils and aquatic species to plants, insects, and more.
As part of PBS Nature’s recognition of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, the Wildlife Conservation Society’s BJ Siasoco and Noah Chesnin sat down to talk about the paths that brought them to conservation, the work they do today, and why building community is as important to conservation as protecting wildlife. This discussion has been edited for length […] The post Finding Common Ground in Nature and Identity for Pride Month appeared first on Nature.
There is an invisible thread connecting Mombasa, Kenya and the coast of East Africa with Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and the vast Gobi Desert—in terms of global conservation and my own journey; let me explain. In June, my Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) colleagues and I attended the global Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, where governments and conservationists […] The post Empowering Local Women in Conservation appeared first on Nature.
When delegates traveled to Philadelphia to sign the Declaration of Independence in the summer of 1776, they passed through a continent brimming with life. Beneath those “spacious skies,” forests still blanketed much of what is now the contiguous US. Rivers flowed freely from mountains to sea. Wetlands stretched across tens of millions of acres. More […] The post Inherit the Wild: Preserving America’s Natural Legacy for 250 Years appeared first on Nature.
Location: Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, California, United States Size: 795,156 acres (Slightly larger than the state of Rhode Island) Established: August 10, 1936 as a National Monument; October 31, 1994 as a National Park Overview: A vast, sculpted landscape where two distinct desert ecosystems converge, Joshua Tree National Park showcases the raw beauty, dramatic geology, and astonishing […] The post Joshua Tree National Park Fact Sheet appeared first on Nature.
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Quave Research Group photo – Fall 2026.
Quave Research Group photo – Fall 2026.
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