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Discovering species in the canopies and the value of moss in the forest.www.cbc.ca
On BC’s coast, giant trees have been fed by rain for over 700 years and are home to an incredible micro-world.
Are you searching "The Tree of the Year" in the Comox-Strathcona region? Forms to enter available on Comox Valley Nature website.View from the Forest Floor.photographer by @carlettodelmonaco
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An interesting study of light pollution along the coastline. As the article points out light pollution has troubling consequences and disrupts life cycles. The beauty of dark skies is one of the precious gifts that humans have enjoyed over the centuries.Study draws Southern California coastal light pollution into focus
newsroom.ucla.edu
The findings could help inform decision-making for future infrastructure and construction plans near Los Angeles beaches.