St. John’s Green is a new community green space in Brighton Heights focused on restoration, resilience, and neighborhood use. Featuring native plantings, green stormwater infrastructure, and a walking trail, the site supports both people and local wildlife.

Exploring the ancient origins of polypore fungi, from their role in decomposing wood to the evolution of the earliest mushrooms. It also highlights their long-standing importance to ecosystems, human health, and the urgent need to protect the forests they depend on.

Highlighting the differences in biology, behavior, and ecological roles of Bumblebees and Honeybees. How industrial beekeeping has contributed to colony collapse and simple ways individuals can support healthy pollinator populations.