Ecosystems, conservation, climate, forests, oceans, geology, wildlife, and the living world. Browse curated, sandboxed HTML presentation decks in Nature, each with crawlable summaries, slide outlines, and topic metadata.
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Plantae — kingdom of the photosynthetic eukaryotes
A dashboard of the physical basis, observed impacts, scenarios, and the near-term solutions space. Last data refresh: NOAA Mauna Loa, IPCC AR6, Berkeley Earth.
Protected Areas · IUCN Red List · Rewilding · Recoveries
Food webs · Succession · Biomes · Trophic Cascades — A field manual for reading the living machinery of a place.
Earth's Most Successful Animals
Biomes · Structure · Ecology · Deforestation — Tabulated by the Bureau, illustrated from field plates.
Rivers, Lakes, Wetlands, and the Life They Sustain
Plate tectonics · Rocks · Deep time · Hazards · Resources
Life in the World Ocean
Microbes outnumber human cells in your body roughly one to one — the older 10:1 estimate has been revised down by Sender, Fuchs, and Milo (2016). Either way, you are about half microbe. The biosphere has always been their planet; we are recent guests.
The Hidden Kingdom
"The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever." — Jacques Cousteau
Circular economy · Energy · Agriculture · Cities — A working systems-design overview of how 8 billion humans might live within planetary boundaries by mid-century.
The Science of Earth's Most Powerful Force
A live console of the global atmosphere — circulation, fronts, severe weather, forecasting. Drawn from NOAA, ECMWF, and the storm-watcher tradition of Beaufort, Fitzroy, and the chasers of Tornado Alley.
Animalia · Eukaryota · the kingdom that moves