Academy icthyologist works with South American scientists to discover why only a percentage of Fowler’s taxonomic names remain in use today
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Academy icthyologist works with South American scientists to discover why only a percentage of Fowler’s taxonomic names remain in use today
Read moreSome simple tips for small lifestyle changes that can make a difference in our environment
Read moreCommunity members, local organizations and Academy scientists are working together to find just solutions to environmental issues.
Read moreA single dry autumn might seem like simply a nuisance or an ongoing news headline, but it can have rippling effects for many local species far into the future.
Read moreThe Academy enters the world of fashion in collaboration with the Robert and Penny Fox Historic Costume Collection of Drexel’s Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design
Read moreBorn into an agricultural tribe in rural Punjab, Drexel co-op Shanzay Asif nutures the art of storytelling to environmentally advocate for her home
Read moreTo accurately and equitably determine environmental justice neighborhoods, Academy scientists create a digital tool
Read moreFive phenomenal figures with diverse scientific backgrounds each spoke of their experiences growing up and entering the STEM field.
Read moreApril is Earth Month, a time when many are considering how they can make changes to their homes and their lives to be more sustainable. Could solar panels be the answer?
Read moreIn her film “Freedom Hill,” Resita Cox is sharing the story of Princeville, and in doing so, she is sharing the story of all of the towns that were built in flood-prone areas.
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