The Ann Van Dyk Cheetah Centre in South Africa was established in 1971 as a cheetah conservation project preserving and protecting cheetahs. DANTA blogger Kenny Coogan visits their facility.
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Kew Gardens is London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage site. It is a great place for photography, education, and relaxation. Visit them to support their conservation and science initiatives.
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DANTA blogger Kenny Coogan reviews etee’s natural, biodegradable food wrap.
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Buffalo, NY offers many great attractions including a vegetarian-friendly restaurant, botanical gardens and nature preserve.
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Niagara Falls is beautiful with its birds, butterflies and botanical gardens.
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Michael J. Ryan explores how the female brain drives the evolution of sexual beauty in a new book, set to be released in January 2018 just in time for Valentine’s Day.
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Garden Insects of North American provides an exceptionally well organized reference book for any gardener’s bookshelf.
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Whole breakfasts can be made out of them. Yet there is a disconnect between the farm and the table. Sausage, milk, scrambled eggs and bacon all come from farm animals. According to the Human Society of the United States ninety-five percent of all the animals with whom humans interact with are animals that are used for meat, eggs and milk.
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Science kits delivered to your door are filled with challenging DIY and STEM project ideas, tools and equipment for you to start learning. Science literacy is now entertaining and available at your door.
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Gardening with kids improves social skills and behavior, increases science achievement scores and respect for nature.
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