Category: Nature

Exploring the emerging field of environmental neuroscience and its findings on the profound effects of nature on the human brain. In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, finding solace and tranquility in nature has become increasingly important. Many people have attested to the calming and rejuvenating effects of spending time outdoors. Now, the field of environmental neuroscience…

Environmental neuroscience explores the profound effects of nature on the human brain In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, finding solace and rejuvenation in nature has become increasingly important. Many people have experienced the calming and uplifting effects of being outdoors, but what exactly is happening in our brains when we immerse ourselves in nature? This is…

The rising popularity of rock climbing is threatening the delicate balance of cliff ecosystems around the world, prompting calls for better regulation and awareness among climbers. The allure of climbing has drawn millions of enthusiasts to cliffs and crags, seeking a connection with nature in pristine, isolated locations. However, this surge in popularity is taking…

As the popularity of rock climbing continues to rise, ecologists warn of the potential harm to cliff ecosystems and rare species. The once pristine cliff faces that dot the mountainous landscapes of the world are under threat from a new species: humans. With the global popularity of rock climbing soaring, ecologists are growing increasingly concerned…

Ed Yong’s Award-Winning Book Sheds Light on the Fascinating Sensory Worlds of Animals In his captivating and award-winning book, “An Immense World,” author Ed Yong takes readers on a mesmerizing journey into the extraordinary sensory experiences of animals. From the giant squid’s colossal eyes to the electric abilities of certain fish species, Yong unveils the…

Ed Yong’s Book Unveils the Intricacies of Animal Perception and the Urgent Need for Empathy In his award-winning book, “An Immense World,” science writer Ed Yong delves into the fascinating realm of animal senses, unraveling the mysteries behind their extraordinary abilities and shedding light on the urgent need for greater empathy towards other species. With…

The winner of the Royal Society Trivedi science book prize, “An Immense World” by Ed Yong, delves into the fascinating realm of animal senses and highlights the importance of empathy towards other species. From the giant squid’s football-sized eyes to the electric abilities of over 350 fish species, the mysteries of animal senses have captivated…

The Extraordinary Senses of Animals: Unveiling Nature’s Astonishing Perception Powers Imagine a world where you could see with your ears, taste with your feet, and navigate through the darkness with ease. While this may sound like the stuff of science fiction, for many animals, it is simply a way of life. In the vast and…

A Look at Four Off-Broadway Solo Shows and Their Unique Approaches to the Form Over the past two years, New York’s theater scene has seen a surge in solo performances tackling themes of grief, death, and the apocalypse. These one-person shows have become a popular choice for producers, offering a cost-effective and manageable option in…

Four Solo Shows Showcase the Range of Approaches and Vulnerability on New York Stages Over the past two years, the theater industry in New York has faced unprecedented challenges due to the pandemic. As the industry slowly emerges from the shutdown, solo performances have taken center stage, providing a cost-effective and accessible option for both…

Exploring the Artistry and Timelessness of Monochrome Imagery In a world saturated with vibrant colors and digital filters, black and white photography continues to captivate viewers with its timeless allure. The absence of color allows the focus to shift solely to form, composition, and the intricate details that might otherwise go unnoticed. Such is the…

England’s Nature Chief Advocates for a Balanced Approach to Housing and Green Spaces Amid the ongoing housing crisis in the UK, Tony Juniper, the chair of Natural England, argues that building on the green belt should be considered as part of the solution. However, he emphasizes the need for simultaneous efforts to improve the quality…