Meet the Scientist Who Maps the World’s Past and Present Plants
Plant biologist Jun Wen investigates the sprawling diversity of plant life on Earth and the lessons it offers in conservation
Madison Goldberg is an intern in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History's Office of Communications and Public Affairs. She previously spent the summer as a Mass Media Fellow with the American Association for the Advancement of Science, covering energy and the environment for StateImpact Pennsylvania. She holds a BA in Earth and Planetary Sciences with a minor in education from Harvard University. You can find her at https://madisongoldberg.com/.
Plant biologist Jun Wen investigates the sprawling diversity of plant life on Earth and the lessons it offers in conservation
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