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Skip to main content Currently Reading With a little help from ecologists and a net, a butterfly makes its way back to S.F.s Presidio FacebookTwitterEmail Presidio Trust ecologist Jonathan Young (left) looks inside a container after capturing a California ringlet butterfly, working with David Harelson and lepidopterist Liam O’Brien in Marin County.Gabrielle Lurie/The Chronicle A group of ecologists, volunteers and a lepidopterist trudged up a Marin hillside in the warm sun last week, nets and...

3 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now “Nature Morte,” a still-life show featuring about 60 artists; Remy Jungerman’s painterly compositions of textiles and clay; and Florian Meisenberg’s abstract blobs and painted birds. Taylor McKimens expands still life into a glittery landfill of all-American trash in “See the U.S.A.” (2021) at the Hole’s annual thematic group show.Credit...Taylor McKimens and The Hole May 5, 2021 Through May 16. The Hole, 312 Bowery at Bleecker Street, Manhatta...

A new audio branding company has launched today for producers, presenters, podcasters and streamers. 4ud.io has been created by Rob Wills of kmfm and Loaded Production Music, and is offering a free taster of fx alongside content for Pop, Dance, Alternative producers plus a ‘Branded Intro’ pack. Alongside audio, the team involved is sharing tips, techniques and workflows as well as letting you delve into their toolbox of programmes, plugins and instruments. The new website also has a showca...

How to make a killer burger (almost) as good as a restaurant Updated 10:56 AM; Today 10:56 AM The burger at Jodys Club Forest in West Brighton where the English muffin, tucked underneath the patty, is the bread vehicle on which the meat is served. (Courtesy of Jody Haggerty) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As the weather warms and the grilling season kicks into full swing, home cooks might be looking to up their burger game. Chefs around the borough chimed in on advice for making a kil...

The Naturalist: How to Speak Bird Sam Nunes FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Sam Nunes, an environmental educator at the Woodcock Nature Center in Wilton, Conn. writes this regular column titled: "The Naturalist" about birdcalls, while also giving an example about them with two birds.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Sam Nunes, an environmental educator at the Woodcock Nature Center in Wilton, Conn. writes this regular column titled: "The Naturalist" about birdcalls, while also giving an exampl...

The university remains open, with emergency management protocols activated and operational modifications and precautions in place. Read the latest updates Students, faculty and staff adopted face coverings quickly and consistently on Appalachian State University’s campus during 2020. The university provided more than 97,000 face coverings during fall 2020 for students, faculty and staff. Photo by Chase Reynolds Reflections on a year defined by COVID-19 By the numbers: App State’s response ...