For palaeontologists, the dark diatomite layers of Foulden Maar are like the shelves of a great library. Outside that library, bulldozers wait.
 
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CONNECT / July 3, 2019
 
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What lies beneath Foulden Maar?

For palaeontologists, the dark diatomite layers of Foulden Maar are like the shelves of a great library. Outside that library, bulldozers wait.

 
 
 
 
 

Seven steps

An Otago man out for a walk made a significant palaeontological discovery.

 
 
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I spy for science

A citizen-science project to spot Otago skinks will help a Dunedin PhD student collect valuable data about the weather conditions that they prefer.

 
 
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City trees struggle, too

Trees give us a better life: they keep us cool, provide habitat, improve our mental health, increase house prices and reduce car crashes. But trees can also be a marker of inequality.

 
 
 
 
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What's the point of museums?

Most people don’t understand what a museum is for. Unfortunately, nor do some of the people managing them.