She is an editor of the Observatory’s Guide to Linguistics and Guide to Language Arts & Writing. Her interests span science communication, discourse analysis, pragmatics, and literacy. How often do we ...

Many attendees told The News Tribune they found community and an innate connection to the Earth through foraging.

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Monk parakeets in big colonies developed voice accents and made a greater variety of sounds, possibly to handle communal ...

Linden Avenue Middle School students honored Earth Day on Friday, April 24, with an outdoor art exhibit of print work, zentangle art and blackout poetry. Crowds of students, friends, and families ...

Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, art history’s greatest couple, find lasting love in the underworld in composer Gabriela Lena Frank’s captivating opera El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego, set to a libretto ...

Ted Turner understood that our collective future would require generations of young people who love nature, understand ...

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Atmos reports on David George Haskell's book, highlighting how flowers shape ecosystems and human agriculture amid ...

Bowdoin has been entrusted to hold the archive for Wabanaki REACH's second “truth-telling initiative,” a collection of ...

The Stinking Toe Tree (Hymenaea courbaril) provides fiber, antioxidants, and natural gums with benefits as a medicine and ...

Researchers at the University of Vermont have uncovered a powerful new insight about how language works—one that overturns a cornerstone assumption in psychology, linguistics, and artificial ...