Nature does open access

What if we made the world better for billions of people instead of for people with billions?

Students hold great power in determining what will happen on #HigherEd campuses this semester. #Guelph students are sharing their concerns 👇 #CdnPSE

When Wild Ontario comes to town

This could very easily be my favorite #Diplodocus model ever 😍🦕🏅

SURELY I've accepted all possible cookies by now.

People with ADHD are often surrounded by piles of clutter. My desk is in a permanent state of chaos. Piles of books, papers, index cards, and random other things I don't want to forget.

Loving (all of) my animal friends a little extra today ☺️ …. ***actively not thinking about one snacking on another***

Whether you’re a monogamous crane, a spirited cuttlefish, or a doomed salamander, we hope you enjoy these couples of the animal kingdom this Valentine's Day. 📷 Danny Green, Justin Gilligan, & Samantha Stephens

Shocking… but also not shocking

My life is pretty much just wildly swinging between: • too close to boredom, better do more • too close to burnout, better do less

i got robbed at Coachella, my phone, credit card, & keys were taken. the next day i was left in a city alone with no way to ask for help. a hotel got me an uber & the driver ended his shift to stay w me all day. he helped me file a police report & we ended up getting margs lol

Sharing #amphibian research Algonquin Wildlife Research Station this week to celebrate #AmphibianWeek2022! Starting with this fascinating work led by Amanda Semenuk 🦎🌱

Our 2021 Research Report features: Updates on the salamander-eating pitcher plant study from Amanda Semenuk Read the report here: bit.ly/3l5ISZT 📸: Samantha Stephens

Over the past couple of years, my mental health took a nosedive. I thought I should just push through, finish my PhD, and that would make everything better. I was wrong. I am now taking a leave of absence for the summer semester and I cannot tell you what a massive relief it is.

Keep up with the ongoing study on these salamander-eating pitcher plants by following Algonquin Wildlife Research Station & project lead Amanda Semenuk!

Can’t wait to hear the only songs I’ll be listening to for the next few months 🤭

Considering posting this thread around my house so I see it everyday

Such a fun day getting to share lots about these awesome plants with Roberto Verdecchia and his film crew! Air date TBD!