Sarah Amandolare

Most Recent Articles by Sarah Amandolare

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  Mayan Culture Offers Valuable Clues on Forest Conservation
  Studies show a connection between ancient Mayans' forest conservation techniques and cultural survival, offering invaluable insight for modern foresters and conservationists.
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  Film Spotlights WWII and Could Boost New Orleans Tourism
  A new Tom Hanks film marks the unveiling of elaborate additions to New Orleans’ National World War II Museum, underscoring the city’s reemergence.
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  Children’s Book Author Profile: David Ezra Stein
  David Ezra Stein's children’s books celebrate joy and simplicity, eschewing flash in favor of genuine introspection. His subtle interweaving of lessons in self-sufficiency and acceptance of change is neither intimidating nor heavy-handed. Themes of friendship and nature, seen in “Pouch!” and “Leaves” and “Monster Hug!” appeal to an international audience.
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  Coyote Attack on Singer an Unlikely and Disturbing Scenario
  A young musician was attacked and killed by coyotes in the woods of eastern Canada, raising questions about coyotes’ tendencies toward humans and highlighting other unlikely animal attacks.
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  Younger Workers Create Career Opportunities Through Social Media
  Executives and CEOs are getting social media lessons from their younger employees, a form of reverse mentoring that benefits both teacher and student.