I did my early research on The Pollinator Pathway at the New York Public Library back in 2007. It is one of my favorite buildings in the United States. I’m in NYC for a couple weeks, so naturally I am gravitating here again. Autumn is for reading and writing.
On that note, here is a piece that you may appreciate (Extinction, by Ashley Dawson): https://blog.longreads.com/2016/08/04/mass-extinction-the-early-years/
-Sarah Bergmann
Hello! I want to share this great piece out on NPR by the astrophysicist Adam Frank about the Pollinator Pathway. As many people close to the project know, I've had quite a time sharing the story of the PP with the press, and this piece takes things light years ahead. We talk about design! By golly, we even talk about the Anthropocene! http://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2017/06/13/532729268/why-honeybees-are-the-wrong-problem-to-solve Extra thanks to Ian Webster for his superb illustration skills, and to amazing human Holly Merrill, for making this conversation happen.
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The Pollinator Pathway shared a link.
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