I and the Bird #111 – Heading southward with the fall at Twin Cities Naturalist
Diversity in Science #3 – Hispanic Heritage Month at Drug Monkey
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I also just got word that The Moth and Me #7 is now up over at Reflections on the Catawba.
Thanks Seabrooke! I’ll be sure to feature it next week.
thanks for announcing the Diversity in Science Carnival. We’re full swing again. I’d love to have more Nature Bloggers participate – perhaps with some themes related to Diversity in areas of Birding, outdoor recreation, nature artistry, hunting/fishing, environmental education and natural history.
Feedback is welcomed. The Next Edition deadline is Nov 15, posted Nov 20 – topic programs in diversity e.g. internships, scholarships, fellowships in STEM related fields.
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