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After meeting and working with Professor Wilson I fell in to passion the same way that someone falls asleep: gradually and suddenly, from one moment to another.—Tonga Torcida This fall U.S. high school biology students are watching the documentary short film, The Guide, a coming-of-ag

Mozambique, Africa – Gorongosa National Park Administrator Mateus Mutemba recently visited Maputo’s Museum of Natural History on a very special mission. He presented four wooden boxes to the Director of the Museum, Dr. Lucilia Chuquela. Each box contained a colorful array of insects c

Mozambique, Africa – A generation ago, Mozambique’s 4,000-square-kilometer Gorongosa National Park was home to thousands of African buffalo, blue wildebeest and a special subspecies of zebra known as the Crawshayi. The densities of its big animal populations were some of the highest i

In an engaging appearance on May 6, 2014, E.O. Wilson visited Charlie Rose  to discuss his latest book, A Window on Eternity.  In a twenty-five minute interview, Wilson and host Charlie Rose covered a number of fascinating topics: — the work of Greg Carr, Piotr Naskrecki, an

Last week E.O. Wilson was the featured guest on NPR’s popular “Science Friday” broadcast. Show host Ira Flatow interviewed Wilson about many of the stories and observations included in his new book, A Window to Eternity, including: — how Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique is one of

Edward O. Wilson is one of the most celebrated scientists in the United States, a world-renowned biologist and two-time Pulitzer Prize–winner. In his new book, A Window on Eternity: A Biologist’s Walk through Gorongosa National Park, Wilson shows why biodiversity is vital to the futur

Edward O. Wilson, as guest of honor at the formal opening of the Edward O. Wilson Biodiversity Laboratory in Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique on March 27th, 2014, delivered a speech at the ceremony entitled “A Window on Eternity”: The development of these wonderful fa

Professor Edward O. Wilson, a man heralded by the National Geographic Society as “the greatest naturalist of our time,” lent his name and vision to a premier biodiversity research facility in Mozambique. The esteemed evolutionary biologist was a guest of honor at the formal opening of

The Guide,  a new documentary short featuring E.O. Wilson, will have its TV broadcast premiere on February 2 in Mozambique. The film will screen at 7 p.m. on the Mozambican channel TVM. Continue to monitor our blog for the details of when The Guide will be available in the United Stat

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 Nation