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23 Feb 2018
Colourful Wood: Spalting Fungi
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by Jan Thornhill Chlorociboria produces gorgeous blue-green fruit bodies. It’s easy to forget while collecting fungi that the...
16 Feb 2018
Following in Darwin's wake
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Post by Helaine Becker For those of us who get all fluttery when we hear the words "Voyage of the Beagle," have I got a post for...
9 Feb 2018
Nature's Black Boxes
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By Claire Eamer Whenever an airplane crashes, you hear about investigators retrieving the plane's black box. It's a device that re...
2 Feb 2018
Exploring Haida Gwaii
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Sci/Why's peripatetic correspondent Margriet Ruurs sends us another report from a fascinating part of the world - this time from Haida G...
26 Jan 2018
Books to Inspire the Outdoor Kid
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By Margriet Ruurs Looking for books that will inspire children to learn more about science? Here are some great titles that focus on the ...
19 Jan 2018
Getting the Science Right
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By Joan Marie Galat How far will an author go to get her facts straight? In my case, it was a nearly-4000-kilometre round trip from my hom...
13 Jan 2018
Family Tree for All Living Things
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By Paula Johanson When I want to relax this winter, I've been going to a science website called OneZoom. If you like biology, you mi...
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