Alex IpDec 23, 20231 minSome Cool Charts We Made in 2023Here are some of the most interesting — and weird and colorful and complicated — charts we made in the last 12 months.
Alex IpMay 14, 20235 minAs "Cop City" Proceeds, Atlanta City Council Proposes Acquisition of Parkland in South River ForestHowever, questions persist due to their location adjacent to interstate highways and within FEMA high flood risk zones.
Alex EdwardsMar 29, 202310 minPerspective: A Walk through Weelaunee ForestThe trees, the birds, the fungi, and the dirt—none of them care if the Mayor of Atlanta denies they exist.
Mrunali SundarMar 23, 20238 minThese Bengalureans Are Not Here to Make Your Children Conservationists “People these days live a programmed life but one realizes the value of life only when they are with nature.”
Alex IpDec 30, 20221 minSweet Sixteen: Some Cool Charts We Made in 2022Inspired by a similar year-in-review piece from FiveThirtyEight, here are some of the most interesting charts we made in the last 12 months.
Carolyn BernhardtAug 9, 202213 minCross-Pollinating for the CollectiveFor many Indigenous communities across Central and South America, the study of stingless bees is integral to their culture.
Jess TurnerJul 16, 20224 minPerspective: Saving Sapelo Island's Legacy from SinkingBut it is necessary to put research into context to understand how past events are shaping the island’s future – land, life, and people.
AJ WilliamsMay 3, 20228 minChronic Illness Doesn’t Stop Me From Enjoying the Outdoors. Ableism Does.The eternal search to feel small under a big sky has taken me from my own backyard to Big Sky Country and across the World.
Claudia SteinerApr 26, 202211 minWhere Have All the Frogs Gone?“Eventually, there will be a fungal disease that will become very problematic for humans.”
Upasana SarrajuJan 28, 20227 minPerspective: I Fell in Love With a Dead WaspUp close and dead, the wasp is enchanting, a tableaux vivant of the great and terrible beauty of nature.