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At the World Sensorium Conservancy, we often speak about time in layers—how ecological, cultural, and sensory histories are embedded in the present and shape our shared future. Few scientists work…

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The Ochre Origins of Art: Ancient use of this red powder is found wherever there were humans.

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Nature’s Prescription for Our Future: Why caring for nature is caring for ourselves

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For much of my life, I have worked at the intersection of human and environmental health. For three generations, my family has been dedicated to healthcare, with a constant focus on improving people’s…

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Childhood Friends, Not Moms, Shape Attachment Styles Most: A new study upends conventional wisdom about how we relate to those closest to us.