Hope Sardella Rogers State University SOC 3553 Environmental Sustainability December 8, 2025 The ghost orchid blooms in a misty Louisiana‑style swamp as its elusive hawkmoth
By Hope-Elena Sardella, March 20th, 2019 When some think of a polar bear, one may imagine the smiling white bear holding a glass bottle of
By Hope Elena Sardella, June 11 2018 Since the early 20th century, we have seen temperatures on Earth increase approximately 1.8°F. Additionally, over this same
By Hope Elena Sardella, 2019 The vast plains have evolved due in large because of fire, but most importantly the ecology of the plains cannot
By Hope Elena Sardella, April 2, 2019 In this weeks discussion, I explore the world of bees and other pollinating insects and their connection with
In this weeks discussion I reviewed the video “Mist Netting Kentucky’s Songbirds”, which gives the audience a first-hand experience through an educational documentary into the
By Hope Elena Sardella , March, 18, 2019 The response to the increasing global temperatures across many diverse regions in the United States is currently
Photo by icon0.com on Pexels.com Photo by Daniel Watson on Pexels.com It was only through doing an in-depth research project on Mangroves that I
By Hope-Elena Sardella, 2019 One of the initial starting points of the three thresholds pertains to more lesser environmentally impactful construction, or activity of some
