Dr. Ron Larson is a retired fish and wildlife biologist and photographer based in Klamath Falls, Oregon, and a co-author of the “Common Plants of… Read more »
Guest blog post by Monaca Noble, Marine Invasions lab, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center How do you control an invasive species? This is the… Read more »
“It is our responsibility to reduce CO2 emissions and develop sustainable, environmentally-friendly biofuels for the… Read more »
Guest blog post by Bonnie Baxter and R. Thane Papke Halophiles 2013: The International Congress on Halophilic Microorganisms is a… Read more »
When it comes to climate change, we know a hundred times more about how life on land is going to respond than life in the sea. 1… Read more »
This is a follow-up to a previous blog post, Artisanal Portuguese salinas: remembering the past, building the future. For many… Read more »
For centuries, salt detained a preponderant role in worldwide economy and had a great influence on the culture of those connected… Read more »
During the last 25 years, the Aquarius Reef Base has served as an underwater platform for over 100 scientific missions to the… Read more »
Coral reefs are hotspots for biodiversity, both for invertebrates and vertebrates. Many marine species spend all or parts of their… Read more »
Five years ago commercially important blue crab populations in Chesapeake Bay reached alarmingly low levels, leading local… Read more »