by Scott Gilmore | Oct 4, 2017 | News
Mining for Moths The diversity of insects is truly astounding. Not just the sheer number of different beetles, moths, wasps, grasshoppers and everything else but also the vast array of habitats and reproductive strategies they use. One example of an unusual life...
by project curator | Sep 30, 2017 | News
Mystery amidst a Sylvan Pool Outside the rain is pouring, reminding me of a certain ephemeral pool that exists only during the wetter time of year. Surrounded by cedar, this seasonal wetland lies beneath the canopy of a grove of trembling aspen, rising up from the...
by project curator | Sep 20, 2017 | News
Of rare butterflies and mosses rarer still Last May Galiano Island was visited by a couple of bryologists and an entomologist—all in one day! How often do you get serious students of mosses and liverworts together with those who study insects? Present on island were...
