Monthly Archives: February 2016

Save the Polar Bears!

By Zoë Scott | Published February 27, 2016

My Ocean Conservancy Calendar reminds me that today is International Polar Bear day, so I’ve reflected on the polar bear’s rise to fame and the underlying issues it represents.

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Eco-Evo Lab goes back to middle school for a day

By Nickie Cammisa | Published February 24, 2016

Now that I’m only I’m taking one seminar and teaching one class (woohoo!), I joined Zoë in being a judge at a local middle school’s science fair. (See her post about last year’s fair). One thing I took away from her experience last year was that it was obvious that some students had scientist and/or […]

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On the Evolution of Altruism

By Shannon Bayliss | Published February 9, 2016

Being a biologist can be burdensome when you simply want to drink your tea.

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