The Everyday Scientist
Pamela ZendtHelping the world through community science projects and insights into our natural world. No lab coats, college degrees or doomsday thinking required! Publishes twice a month.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | everydayscientist.substack.com |
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What if drawing makes me a better birder? Or. Just better?
Two Eastern bluebird sketches. Hard not to love bluebirds. I’ve learned the males are the vivid blue ones, the females more blue and gray.
Meet the Everyday Scientist Behind the Stories.
I’m Pamela Zendt, a Georgia-based community scientist, Master Naturalist, and storyteller who loves exploring the connections between people and the natural world. Whether it’s studying trees, tracking turtles, or trekking trails, much of m...
Why Nature Speaks Latin
> "In Georgia, it's called 'possum grape.' In France, it's 'vigne sauvage.' But no matter where you are, Vitis aestivalis is always Vitis aestivalis."
A Whale at the Edge of Extinction
Northern right whales (aka North Atlantic Right Whales) are characterized by stocky black bodies with no dorsal fin and white patches covering their face known as collosities which are used to identify individuals. Source: Women in Ocean Sc...
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