Articles tagged with: biodiversity
My current project at work will take me far into next year, and that’s good because I’m facing an unprecedented amount of data, that will only continue to grow. Because of this I’m finally getting to put my money where my mouth is. For years I’ve talked about my ideas and theories about how I [...]
Last week I traveled to Woods Hole, MA to attend Nomina 2. Woods Hole is the home of the Marine Biology Lab, and it’s where Encylopedia of Life is based. EoL played the host, and did a wonderful job at making us confortable in a very quaint, peaceful town. The meeting was organized by TDWG [...]




