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Seven light blue hexagons on a dark blue gradient background. The hexagons each contain a picture and text that correspond to one of the seven pathways in the Biodiversity Course cluster. From left to right, the hexagons contain: a frog on top of half of the globe alongside the text "Why Is Biodiversity Important?"; a magnifying glass peering at the Earth alongside "Where Is Biodiversity Found?"; a leaf in a test tube alongside "how Is Biodiversity Studied?"; a factory with clouds billowing out alongside "Why Is Biodiversity Threatened?"; a tree within a shield alongside "How Can Biodiversity Be Protected?"; a branch of a tree with leaves alongside "Where Does Biodiversity Come From?"; and a rat, earthworm, bacterium, and leaves alongside "What Are the Different Levels of Biodiversity?"

New Biodiversity Cluster from the California Academy of Sciences

A skeleton wearing a surgical mask.|A tomato hornworm caterpillar hanging on a branch, with small, white eggs of a parasitic wasp attached to its back.

The Science Behind Your Spooky Halloween Costume

October 30, 2022

A variety of different fish swim around coral in part of a coral reef.|An example of a food chain, from green algae to mollusks, sculpin, and then salmon, from “Waterford's Energy Flow through Ecosystems.”|A computer-generated image of a sea otter looking for food underwater.|

There's Always A Bigger Fish (Until There Isn't)

October 19, 2022

Collaborator Spotlight: White Shark Conservation with AWSC

An illustration showing that water flows up the trunk of a tree and transpires into the air through its leaves.

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