Tiny Pollinators and Their Major Impact

Bee pollinating a flower

From hoverflies and honeybees, to beetles and butterflies, some of the tiniest pollinators are the most prolific. Pollinators play a key role in helping plants thrive, and supporting the larger ecosystems to which they belong. By learning how pollination works, the crucial role that pollinators play, the challenges they face—and how to support them through … Read more

Continued Accessibility Improvements to Gale in June 2026

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|By Gale Staff| You may have noticed changes to your Gale resources in 2026, and we are continuing to make our resources more inclusive and accessible for all users. We are introducing updates that improve navigation, search functionality, and admin preferences. The following improvements, planned for release in June 2026, are designed to enhance visibility, … Read more

Automotive Engine Oil Shortage

Motor oil spilling out.

|By Chilton Staff| One of the most common maintenance tasks is an oil change. The engine is the heart of the vehicle and oil is its lifeblood. Motor oil protects the engine by cleaning, cooling, lubricating, and sealing it. The right engine oil helps maintain fuel efficiency and, over time, can save money on gasoline. … Read more

Gale Recognized Twice on AASL’s Best Digital Tools for Teaching & Learning List 2026

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The American Association of School Librarians has named Gale In Context: Elementary and Gale Presents: Peterson’s Test and Career Prep to its annual list of Best Digital Tools for Teaching & Learning. This recognition highlights their longstanding value in helping school librarians elevate teaching and learning experiences across their communities. AASL President Amanda Kordeliski described … Read more

Discover Deeper Stories About the Great Lakes

The Great Lakes are remarkable. Containing approximately 20% of the world’s fresh surface water—in the neighborhood of six quadrillion gallons—millions of people across Canada and the United States depend on them for their livelihood. But once you dive beneath the surface-level facts—five lakes, enormous volumes of freshwater, and a longer contiguous coastline than either the … Read more