Unveil the wonders of #AlfredRusselWallace's explorations, his co-discovery with #Darwin, and his passion for social reform. Join Dr. James T Costa for "Radical by Nature" on July 6th, 7:30-9:00pm. brlsi.org/whatson/radica…

.The NC Arboretum's Adult & Continuing Education Programs welcomes PUP author James T. Costa for their special summer “Golden Hour” talk tomorrow night at 6 PM EDT! He will be discussing his latest book, Radical by Nature. Learn more about this onsite event: hubs.ly/Q01Yk9r00

Great! I'm excited to read this "longer look" at the 1831 Darwin-Sedgwick tour of North Wales — Michael Roberts's earlier treatment (Endeavour Vol. 25(1) 2001 33-37) is just excellent!

Out this fall from Timber Press: Darwin and the Art of Botany by James T. Costa and Bobbi Angell ~ hachettebookgroup.com/titles/james-t… #histsci #botany #art

136 years ago Alfred Russel Wallace spent several days blissfully botanizing in the high Rockies with Alice Eastwood, and I'm super-excited to travel in their footsteps and share my Wallacean insights at wonderful Boulder Book Store on Wednesday, 6 Sept – come join me! #Wallace200

NEW EPISODE! James T. Costa tells us about the often overlooked biologist, Alfred Russel Wallace. Wallace may not have the same fame as Darwin for his discovery of natural selection, but he was a phenomenal scientist nonetheless Listen to the whole story: geneticsunzipped.com/blog/2023/9/7/…

A life spent at the roots: rdcu.be/dlCTg Joaquín Hortal reviews James T. Costa's new biography of Alfred Russel Wallace

We think of the likes of Darwin as a 'lone genius'. But even Darwin relied on his shipmates, his wife and a network of naturalists and collectors to complete his work. 💡 So do lone geniuses really exist? 💡 Find out more: geneticsunzipped.com/blog/2023/9/7/… #chatbiology James T. Costa

James T. Costa discusses Alfred Russel Wallace with GeneticsUnzipped! buff.ly/3ETTTqQ

It's officially out! Homage to both botanical art and Darwin's artistry in botany, we dedicated our book "to botanists throughout the world who continue to study plants, and artists who continue to draw them." Many thanks to @Oak_spring and Timber Press! tinyurl.com/hat4rtj8

Wallace’s Iridescent Ferns at RBGE - two specimens collected by Alfred Russel Wallace have recently been found in the herbarium by Michael Sundue. The first specimens by Wallace known from our collection stories.rbge.org.uk/archives/37876

Nicely done, Michael Roberts! I'd have liked to have been a fly on the trunk of that Baobab tree...

Wonderful to hear, @inqbiol — We'll take those reviews shaken, though they're sure to be...stirring!

Join us this Thursday (11/2) in Washington, D.C. for a reception, book signing, and special illustrated lecture. Find more details and purchase tickets here: eventbrite.com/e/darwin-and-t…

Here's to Alfred Russel Wallace! #Wallace200

Join Radical by Nature author James T. Costa at the Usk Civic Society Sessions House tomorrow (10th November) at 7:30 PM GMT, where he will be discussing famous naturalist #AlfredRusselWallace and some of his less well-known interests. For more details, visit: hubs.ly/Q028cdLb0

Ep 451 is here & its about Darwin & plants 💮🌱 Many of us are familiar with the impact animals made on Darwin's work but what about his obsession with plants? Join me & James T. Costa as we explore what Darwin and the Art of Botany has to offer indefenseofplants.com/podcast/2023/1…

Congratulations to PUP’s 2024 #PROSEAward winners and finalists! Check out the full list here: hubs.ly/Q02nr8Rm0 Association of American Publishers

A review of James T. Costa's biography of Alfred Russel Wallace in the British Journal for the History of Science, by Rich Bellon: tinyurl.com/2dzg76pj #histsci

Millipede aficionados — this summer (11 - 16 June), Dr. Bruce Snyder Bruce A. Snyder will be teaching a millipede identification course at Highlands Biological Station Highlands Biological Station Register here! highlandsbiological.org/summer-2024-ac…