A Hundred Eager Kids: The Fred A. Olds Soap Biodiversity Project
Recently, I started going back to elementary school. The goal was simple; I was going to try to do real science in the classroom. We [...]
Recently, I started going back to elementary school. The goal was simple; I was going to try to do real science in the classroom. We [...]
Time sure flies when we’re having fun, doesn’t it? With 2013 winding down, we think it’s a good time to pause and take stock of [...]
In celebration of World Soil Day (December 5, 2013), we give you a round-up of Your Wild Life posts that in some way extol the [...]
We are finally revealing our last batch of results about Belly Button Biodiversity, results of samples of 583 people. In doing so, we are going [...]
As many of you know, we partner with the awesome folks in the Genomics and Microbiology Lab at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences on [...]
Speaking of SciArt, the Buzz Hoot Roar folks were so inspired by our own Belly Button Biodiversity that they too started navel gazing. What are [...]
If you haven’t visited our Invisible Life project in the last few weeks, go pop on over today and check it out! We’ve added a [...]
Oh man, you’re thinking, WHAT are those wacky Your Wild Life folks up to NOW? (Sometimes, when we have a sec to pause [...]
We’ve been hinting for weeks now… through our tweets and updates to the Belly Button Biodiversity project website… And now it’s official! We [...]
A little over a year ago, we launched our Belly Button Biodiversity project at the Science Online 2011 meeting, recruiting volunteers to twirl cotton swabs [...]
Over the course of the next few weeks, we're going to introduce you to the undergraduate students and recent grads who work hard behind-the-scenes to [...]