Articles for category: Conservation, Ecology, Plants

Marie Curie at the White House, May 20, 1921, when a grant of radium was presented to its discoverer by the women of America.

Forgotten Female Scientists Who Changed the World

Trizzy Orozco

What if I told you that many of the scientific advancements we cherish today were made possible by women whose names have faded into obscurity? The narrative of science often highlights the contributions of male scientists, overshadowing the profound impact of their female counterparts. Yet, these women defied societal norms, broke barriers, and made groundbreaking ...

New Mexican desert - panoramio.

Mexico’s Fossil Deserts: Ancient Sea Creatures Hidden in the Mountains

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine standing in a vast desert, the sun blazing down on the rocky terrain, only to discover that beneath your feet lie remnants of an ancient ocean teeming with life. This is not a scene from a science fiction novel but a reality in Mexico’s fossil deserts. These arid landscapes, once submerged under vast prehistoric ...

Sequoia National Park Backcountry, Descent from Mount Whitney Summit to Trail Crest, 14,505 Feet to 13,600 Feet, Mount Whitney Trail, California.

Planting Ice Age Meadows: Recreating Lost Ecosystems to Store Carbon

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine a world where we could turn back the clock to an era when mammoths roamed vast grasslands, and nature thrived in its untouched glory. What if we could harness the power of these ancient ecosystems to combat one of today’s most pressing issues: climate change? This isn’t just a dream—it’s a fascinating scientific endeavor ...