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 the Upper Klamath Basin” field... 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 question we are asking you to ponder... Read more »
“It is our responsibility to reduce CO2 emissions and develop sustainable, environmentally-friendly biofuels for the future.” Mr. Hareb... Read more »
Guest blog post by Bonnie Baxter and R. Thane Papke Halophiles 2013: The International Congress on Halophilic Microorganisms... Read more »
When it comes to climate change, we know a hundred times more about how life on land is... Read more »
This is a follow-up to a previous blog post, Artisanal Portuguese salinas: remembering the past, building the future.... Read more »
For centuries, salt detained a preponderant role in worldwide economy and had a great influence on the culture... Read more »
During the last 25 years, the Aquarius Reef Base has served as an underwater platform for over 100... Read more »
Coral reefs are hotspots for biodiversity, both for invertebrates and vertebrates. Many marine species spend all or parts... Read more »
Five years ago commercially important blue crab populations in Chesapeake Bay reached alarmingly low levels, leading local management... Read more »
