Biodiversity
Quotes & Thinkers in Biodiversity
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"The study of twigs seems esoteric. But this impression is dangerously wrong. Counting back through bud scars, tallying yearly growth, I not only see the struggle among native and foreign trees, I read the ledger of the world's atmosphere."
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"The skin is impossibly wet, a cloud condensed into animate matter."
— David G. Haskell, b. 1950View →
"Our sensitivity to the tone, hue, and intensity of light is bound up with our evolutionary heritage. Even the diversity of our visual abilities may echo our ancestors' ecology."
— David G. Haskell, b. 1950View →
"We can find our way back to thoughtful management for the long-term well-being of both humans and forests. But finding this way will require some quiet and humility."
— David G. Haskell, b. 1950View →