• May 17–18 Event in Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and
    Preserve to Feature E.O. Wilson Foundation Storytelling Project

    BioBlitz 2013 in New Orleans
  • At the crossroads of North America's natural diversity and human history

    Celebrating Mobile Delta Biodiversity
  • Held at the North Carolina Museum of

    Natural Sciences' Nature Research Center

    E.O. Wilson's Global Town Hall
  • Telling the story of the revival of the 4,000-square-kilometer preserve in Mozambique

    A Journey Through Gorongosa National Park

"We should preserve every scrap of biodiversity as priceless while we learn to use it and come to understand what it means to humanity."
—E.O. Wilson


E.O. Wilson's Life on Earth

A New Digital Textbook for High School Biology Students
Our living planet faces unprecedented challenges. The most important tool we have to meet those challenges is education. The E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation has gathered together a contributor team consisting of educators, multimedia artists, 3D animators trained in science and cinema, and textbook professionals, led by naturalist Edward O. Wilson. Our goal is to create a cultural landmark—a portal that will introduce students to the grandest story there is, the story of life on Earth, from molecules to ecosystems, from the origin of life to the modern awareness that we control the environment we live in.
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"Biodiversity gives us the opportunity to feel the joy of connection to a realm that is far greater than us as mere individuals. It's a connection that goes back billions of years and ties our tiny lives to all of creation."

—Charles J. Smith, Entrepreneur, Conservationist, Photographer, EOWBF Board of Directors
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