Oldest Living Things

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New news on old things. New York Times Best Seller The Oldest Living Things in the World by artist w/ contributions from &

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  1. Vietnam: Ancient, gigantic trees are officially national heritage

  2. Dear Green Leaf Elm #1022165…Melbourne gave trees email addresses to report problems; instead they got love letters:

  3. Honored to find among the "5 Times Art + Science Collaborations Made Perfect Sense” by the :

  4. Last chance to preorder ’s ABOUT TREES w/ free shipping + bonus feel-good publication funding support!

  5. Want a copy of The Oldest Living Things, but on a budget? It’s only $24.86 on today, plus free shipping!

  6. . anthropomorphizes animals to get beyond surface & into substance. “It’s not WHAT is at stake, but WHO”

  7. Last night at : reading from 's new book, Beyond Words: What Animals Think & Feel.

  8. Fell in love with the Llareta plant and photo by Rachel Sussman in Organic Matters exhibit!

  9. D.H. Lawrence's favorite tree, made famous by Georgia O'Keeffe. Best viewed upside down and at night.…

  10. Stone tools made by our hominin ancestors in Kenya date back 3.3 million years; 700,000 more than previously thought

  11. 122-year-old Vietnamese named oldest woman in the world.

  12. 3.3 million-yr-old stone tools (500k yrs before the Homo genus emerged) found in Kenya. : HT:

  13. La llareta is at the in NYC for the exhibition. Reception tonight:

  14. This stromatolite fossil is 4.5 billion years old. Not too shabby.

  15. Forests worldwide are increasingly imperiled by climate change. Aspens are the canary-in-the-coal-mine:

  16. Speaking at HQ in BK tonight! Join us for a free art talk, gallery reception, and book signing:

  17. Discovery of oldest known sponge—a fossil dated to 600MYA—could offer key to evolution of most animals living today:

  18. Sometimes the right person for a scientific endeavor is an artist. essay on working across disciplines:

  19. What has a body like a rhinoceros, head like a hippo & ever-growing molars like a rodent? Evolutionary mystery solved

  20. Oldest Living Things followed and
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      Applying the transformative power of contemplation to build a more compassionate, resilient future.

    • @WildlifeArtJH

      The National Museum of Wildlife Art enriches and inspires public appreciation of art, wildlife, and humanity’s relationship with nature.

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