November 08th, 2012 Field Museum scientists and an international
team of collaborators conducted fieldwork in New Caledonia -
where they collected a group of plants commonly called
bryophytes (mosses, liverworts, and hornworts), ferns, as well
as a group of organisms called lichens. New Caledonia is one of
the world’s 35 biodiversity hotspots (and one of the
smallest—about the size of New Jersey) with exceptional
biological and ecological diversity. September 19th, 2012
Research Associate Jake Esselstyn and Colleagues describe new
earth-worm eating rat from montane forests. Field Museum
Scientist Bruce Patterson's Tsavo Lions Research Highlighted in
Emirates Airline's "Open Skies" April 05th, 2012 Read about
Field Museum Scientist Bruce Patterson's Tsavo Lions research,
highlighted in Emirates Airline's April 2012 Issue of "Open
Skies." November 18th, 2011 Check out The Field Museum's first
mobile app! August 11th, 2011 A study of mammals in Mt. Pulag
National Park, in the high mountains of northern Luzon Isl