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Recent findings may have debunked a key claim surrounding the benefit of wolf reintroduction programs

Researchers say wolves' impact on the environment in Colorado will not be felt for decades. Here are key findings from their 20-year study.

THE WASHINGTON POST – Communicators. Migrants. Soothsayers. Beings more deserving of the rights of personhood than the corporations that have been conferred that legal protection. Editor and artist Katie Holten celebrates all the ways trees are infinitely more complex than commonly envisioned in her new anthology, The Language of Trees: A Rewilding of Literature and […]

The Language of Trees: A Rewilding of Literature and Landscape

Join the Lannan Center on Tuesday, April 11th at 7:00pm for a reading featuring poets Camille T. Dungy and Major Jackson, moderated by Carolyn Forché. Valid GU ID or Campus Visitor Registration required for entry. For accommodation requests, please contact Patricia Guzman: pg654@georgetown.edu About Camille T. Dungy Camille T. Dungy is the author of four collections of […]

Jnane Tamsna is the only Black woman-owned luxury hotel resort located in the lush date palm forest of Marrakech, Morocco.

Normally land-bound pathogens that cause deadly diseases for both humans and animals can cling to microplastics and end up in your seafood.

Previous research showed strong positive growth in young aspens in Yellowstone National Park as elk populations decreased. But new research shows aspen recovery is not as robust as previously thought.

“Imagine you must survive without running,” Ada Limón writes in one of The Carrying’s (Milkweed) early poems, and for a while I can imagine nothing but that. But then, a few pages later, she writes, “Perhaps we are always hurtling our bodies toward/ the thing that will obliterate us . . .” and I think, yes, I imagine that is also true. On and on this book goes, making me imagine the world in one way and then another. Consider her poem “American Pharoah,” in which the speaker is ...