Brandon Keim
Terrestrial biped. Freelance journalist. Science, nature, animals & ideas. Co-founder @KittyEatsBugs. Turtles all the way down.
Mountain Lions, Monkey Tools, Animal Microbiomes and Biodiversity’s Discontents: July in Conservation This Week
July posts from Conservation Magazine’s Conservation This Week blog…
The microbiome's new frontier: the rest of the animal kingdom - Conservation
The microbiome-the vast communities of bacteria, fungi, and viruses living inside every one of us-is among the most…conservationmagazine.org
The microbiome-the vast communities of bacteria, fungi, and viruses living inside every one of us-is among the most…conservationmagazine.org
These monkeys have used tools for 700 years - Conservation
The capuchin monkeys of Brazil's Serra da Capivara National Park use stone hammers and anvils to crack open cashews …conservationmagazine.org
The capuchin monkeys of Brazil's Serra da Capivara National Park use stone hammers and anvils to crack open cashews …conservationmagazine.org
The hot new innovation in automobile safety: mountain lions - Conservation
What's one simple, inexpensive way to make driving safer? Letting big predators live. If mountain lions returned to the…conservationmagazine.org
What's one simple, inexpensive way to make driving safer? Letting big predators live. If mountain lions returned to the…conservationmagazine.org
Is biodiversity the enemy of nature? - Conservation
It's easy to use a word so often that its meaning is taken for granted. Nuances are lost, conceptual freight laid aside…conservationmagazine.org
It's easy to use a word so often that its meaning is taken for granted. Nuances are lost, conceptual freight laid aside…conservationmagazine.org
Photo: A blue heron in the creek by the running trail. No connection to the articles. Just pretty, and from July.
