Field Ecology ‘24 (White) KYOTO Dirt dyed by Ellen

Dirt dyed by Ellen

Illustration by Brian Bamps

This “caudex” acts as a water storage organ for helping P

coined the term “hot stinky sex” to describe the manipulative mating dance that is unique to these Jurassic gymnosperms (and when we say Jurassic we mean it--Cycads predate dinosaurs and are still found all over the world)

Cyphostemma juttae is a slow-growing succulent ornamental tree with several huge swollen bottle-shaped stems

Field Ecology ‘24 (White) KYOTO Dirt dyed by EllenRecently, a friend sent us a pic of this Field Ecology 91 tee that they found in a thrift shop, and it got us wondering: How has life on this crazy rock changed since 1991? Some of the more obvious examples include how climate change has accelerated, habitat loss, and the mass extinction that is currently underway. But as ecology deals with the interconnectedness of beings and environments, it is no longer possible to tell a story about our world