Tag: ESA2019

• Inclusion as an Ecological Imperative

  About four months ago, this lovely photo by Joe Neely of Diadasia bees sleeping together in a flower appeared on Bored Panda and promptly went viral. Based on my experience as a biologist, I concluded at once these individuals were two adult females, perhaps sisters, cuddled for warmth as they were sleeping. Recently, it occurred to me others…

  Karin Rita Gastreich

  August 19, 2019

  bees, ecology, feminism, life, love, nature, sexuality, Women and Science

  ESA2019, queer perspectives in science, science as a social process