by Lawson Brooks | Sep 29, 2024
Most people would rather be right than wrong, especially when there’s a lot at stake. New research shows five ways to get your decision-making back on track before it’s too late.
by Lawson Brooks | Sep 29, 2024
When you don’t feel cared for or liked, you feel lonely. New research suggests that loneliness can also lead you to underestimate the care and regard you receive from others.
by Lawson Brooks | Sep 29, 2024
This unique form of yoga may help you heal that injured knee, address anxiety, or work through other physical and mental challenges. You may already practice yoga to reduce stress, increase concentration and improve physical balance. But did you know there is a...
by Lawson Brooks | Sep 25, 2024
Alison Govaerts, a doctoral student at Stellenbosch University, is on a mission to ensure the survival of lions in Kruger National Park. Govaerts, originally from Belgium, leads the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT)’s lion spatial capture-recapture survey. Along with...
by Lawson Brooks | Sep 25, 2024
In the vast expanse of a sun-baked savanna, a story unfolds. It’s written not in words, but in subtle signs left behind by the wild inhabitants of these untamed places. This is the world of animal tracking, an ancient skill that goes beyond mere observation to become...