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Monthly Archives: August 2018
Life in space – An earthling biologist’s perspective.
The other day I was listening to a CBC Summer Edition discussion about space exploration, and specifically putting human beings on Mars. The discussion centred on the risk of contaminating Mars with organisms from earth, but also the risk of … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Opinion, Space exploration
Tagged Biodiversity, Invasives, Space
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Confessions of an ADD scientist
I have very deep admiration for scientists who attack a subject from numerous angles, and persist for years or decades, perhaps even a full career unravelling the mysteries of a particular system. Charles Darwin comes to mind, of course, although … Continue reading
