News from outside the nest
We watched this inspiring film from Mosaic about the Urban Pollinators Project and learned how our cities may be the last refuge of some of our most vital pollinating insects.
And from the very small to the very large, we witnessed the US government sign a contract which saw debt owed by Indonesia to the United States swapped for rhino protection and conservation measures.
We listened to the great podcast “Costing the Earth” which, this week, looked at the impacts of climate change on small Caribbean Islands and their probability of future survival.
This fascinating research from the University of San Diego on cross-species vocal learning in killer whales showed us how these amazing mammals learned to communicate like bottlenose dolphins.
We were excited by the release of the GoPro HERO4.
And finally, we listened to what would happen if the pattern of birds perched on electrical lines were transformed into musical notes.
New arrivals at the warehouse
The new Spypoint SMART Trail Camera utilises Intelligent Triggering Technology which alters the number of photographs taken or length of video based upon the movement pattern detected – now available for pre-order.
These mobile Dino-Lite digital microscopes provide a portable, computer-free microscopy solution
Twenty-eight years following the first edition, the long awaited second edition of the Birds of New Guinea is now in stock
The latest in the New Naturalist series looks at Nature in Towns and Cities