We're starting a new series on what nature means to us. And our first interview is with Jena Swanson from Spearfish, South Dakota. She's balancing being a gymnast, a student, and getting her nature fill in.  Continue reading

Your monthly earth science-y news round up. Newly discovered worm tunnels that are half a billion years old in northern Canada. We finally studied and filmed the elusive type D killer whales near Chile. Do octopuses dream? And two giant blobs piercing the core of our earth and we know nothing about them. Continue reading

February's roundup: a world map of all tree species, meteor spikes for the earth & moon, mountains you can't hike (they are underground!), and the world's newest volcanic island. Continue reading

I'm pretty obsessed with Canada's parks. And for someone who's actively scoping out interesting / remote spots for the past 4 years, I'm somehow STILL finding hidden gems. It continues to blow my mind. Here are some of my favourite finds. I've taken the liberty to add a bonus non-national park, but too good to not share find at the end.  Continue reading

Here's the first monthly round up of 2019. Listen to the sunrise on mars, how plants sense temperatures, how mathematical models help endangered species and have you see that green flash at sunset? Continue reading