Some Bees Just Want to See The Prairie Burn
Prescribed burns of tall-grass prairies affect ecosystem-wide bee distribution and diversity.
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Author: Cypress Novick
Algae In A Rotten Mood
Harmful Algal Blooms are an increasingly frequent phenomenon, but may be mitigated with help from a surprising source.
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Plastic Pollution Drives Crabs Crabby
Differing types of plastic may affect certain wetland species more than others.
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Soil Quality Under Pressure
Industrial agriculture could be putting the soil in a pinch.
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Treating Old Forests with New Tricks
Research directs how we can protect the recovery of the few remaining old-growth forests from the ground up.
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Citizen-Scientists Share Sky-High Shark Scenes
Drone footage of wildlife promotes collaboration between researchers and hobbyists
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What’s Right with Lights at Night?
The varying effects of artificial light on the mating success of different firefly species
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“Where Did the Turtles Go?”: How One Case Study Brings Perspective On How Endangered Species Populations Are Studied
Recent study highlights the unique difficulties involved in estimating the state of endangered species populations.
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Contagion: Staying Safe While Species Share Spaces
As climate change pushes species around the world together, cross-species viral infections become a growing concern.
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Fungal Community Changes Amid Salinity and Succession
While we easily observe changes to vegetation in a recovering grassland, the changes below ground are less apparent, but equally important, if not more-so.
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