The sea angel and the sea butterfly have been locked into a predator-prey relationship for millennia. Now, as ocean acidification is on the rise, the numbers of both species are dwindling. Keep reading
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Our expedition travelers got to experience new places, new experiences, and new cultures — even at the dinner table. Keep reading
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George Washington University student Joan Scheurer covers the invasion of emerald ash borer, a destructive beetle affecting trees in one of D.C.’s signature parks. Keep reading
Mining Greenland has become a hot topic on news outlets all over the world. As the island’s ice sheet melts, what to do with the exposed resources, and who gets to control them, is an urgent unanswered question. Keep reading
In Kalaallit Nunaat, visitors reflect on how they carry their experiences with them as they move through the world. Keep reading
How does one of the largest private properties in the United States protect vital forests? Discover the management practices that keep major forests in New Mexico healthy. Keep reading
George Washington Unversity student Madison Donenfeld takes viewers on a hike through Rock Creek Park, an essential green space in the city of Washington, D.C. Keep reading
George Washington University student Mahika Jhamvar takes viewers through the steps that Vermejo Reserve takes to ensure its hospitality practices are sustainable. Keep reading
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