How did a 40-year-old draper with no formal education ignite the study of our microscopic world?

Bugs might bug us, but aren’t they part of a healthy ecosystem? The answer can be found in the water, floating on the surface or hanging out under the rocks!

How did a 40-year-old draper with no formal education ignite the study of our microscopic world?

How did a 40-year-old draper with no formal education ignite the study of our microscopic world?

From macroinvertebrates living in a Philadelphia stream to a kid grabbing a drink from the kitchen tap after an outdoor adventure, access to fresh water is the most important element of our survival.

We’ve got the dinosaurs with star power!

From bonkers biomimicry to the vilest venom and the craziest camouflage, animals have a variety of sneaky tactics they use to survive, just like real and fictional secret agents.

Aspiring marine biologists, let’s explore the salty sea!

Calling all architects, builders and designers! Get inspired by nature’s engineers.

From macroinvertebrates living in a Philadelphia stream to a kid grabbing a drink from the kitchen tap after an outdoor adventure, access to fresh water is the most important element of our survival.