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In a regular feature on our blog, “Gorongosa Field Notes,” we will be showcasing journal entries, short videos, photographs, and other materials from a team of scientists working at the Gorongosa National Park and the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Laboratory at Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique. These scientists study the Gorongosa ecosystem—and the critical role of biodiversity—as part

E.O. Wilson’s latest book, Letters to a Young Scientist, has garnered tremendous interest and discussion since its publication last month. Yesterday Dr. Wilson visited with On Point  host Tom Ashbrook live in the studio at WBUR, Boston’s NPR station, for a wide-ranging and fascinating discussion about the ideas behind his book. Listen to the interview below, or on the “On Point&#

Thousands of Scientists, Naturalists, Community Leaders, Students, Volunteers Will Participate in 24-Hour Event to Discover and Record Species Living in Barataria Preserve Two-Day Festival Will Celebrate Biodiversity and Inspire Participants to Protect Planet NEW ORLEANS (April 23, 2013)—Are you ready to BioBlitz? The National Park Service and National Geographic Society are teaming up to host a 2