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In a changing world, freshwater species are increasingly imperiled. As the climate continues to change more systems will shift, but their transition depend on their resilience and our management choices.
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Carl Safina joins us for the hour to talk about his new book 'Alfie & Me', the story of the remarkable impact this little owl would have on their lives.
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Dr. Elizabeth D. Hilborn is a veterinarian, a honeybee specialist, and a senior environmental health scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.We revisit our conversation about her book, Restoring Eden: Unearthing the Agribusiness Secret That Poisoned My Farm Community.
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Scientists and fire managers are using artificial intelligence and local landowner input to slow the spread of wildfires.
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USU kicked off this semester’s monthly Ecology Center seminars with research on social aspects of environmental change.
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Dr. Elizabeth D. Hilborn is a veterinarian, a honeybee specialist, and a senior environmental health scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. She joins us to talk about her new book, Restoring Eden: Unearthing the Agribusiness Secret That Poisoned My Farm Community.
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New research from Utah State University says Pando, an aspen grove in Utah that’s been named the world’s largest organism, is at risk.
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Fruits are vital but did you know their main purpose is to disperse seeds? Researchers from Virginia Tech and Utah State University speak about the ecological mysteries of plants, their fruits and the chemicals they produce to spread seeds.
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Studying flowers can teach us a surprising amount about how species in ecological communities interact.Tad Fukami is a professor of biology at Stanford…
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Stopping the decimation of rainforests is unquestionably important to slowing climate change. But simply protecting forests often excludes and…