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New Utah State University study suggests climate change may already be pushing plants to their limits
If you have a garden, there’s a good chance it is filled with signs of climate change, though they might not always be what you would expect. It seems obvious that as global temperatures increase, flo
Rockige Riesen
Felsig und wild machen die Rocky Mountains ihrem Namen alle Ehren. Der Gebirgszug im Westen der
18th Annual CGHK Lecture Series: The Effects of Climate Change
Alexandria LaFlair, Staff Writer | October 25 was an exciting evening for the Environmental Education and Communications Departments, as the 18th Annual Cornell-Gladstone-Hanlon-Kaufmann Lecture Serie
CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERT TO DELIVER LECTURE
ONEONTA, N.Y., Oct. 16 -- The State University of New York at Oneonta issued the following news release: Accomplished ecologist Dr. David Inouye will deliver SUNY Oneonta's 18th annual Cornell-Gladsto
GSC to Host 70th Chi Beta Phi National Conference
GLENVILLE, W.Va., Oct. 13 -- Glenville State College issued the following news release: Glenville State College will be hosting the 70th annual Chi Beta Phi National Conference later this month. Chi B
Climate's effects on flowers critical for bees
In a study that shows the importance of climate change on critical pollinators, North Carolina State University researchers in the United States found that earlier and longer flowering seasons can hav
Climate's Effects on Flowers Critical for Bumble Bees
https://news.ncsu.edu New bumble bee research shows that extended flowering seasons due to climate change have detrimental effects on our native pollinators. Photo courtesy of Jane Ogilvie. In a stud
Washington: Helicopter Study to Map Beneath Mountain Watershed Near Crested Butte
Washington: US Geological Survey has issued the following news release: Residents in and around Crested Butte, Colorado, may see a safe, low-flying helicopter towing a hula-hoop-shaped object beginnin
ESA NAMES RECIPIENTS OF 2017 PROFESSIONAL AND STUDENT AWARDS
The following information was released by the Entomological Society of America: The Entomological Society of America is pleased to announce the winners of its 2017 awards. The awards recognize scienti
Benchtalk August 11, 2017
The Wild Ones
Gothic Cricket Club ready to RMBL
The Rogue Energy of Crested Butte on Parade
Community rallies to protect the backcountry from destructive use
Pollinator extinctions alter structure of ecological networks
Jun 21, 2017( Phys.org - Science and Technology News: http://phys.org/ Delivered by Newstex) It's National Pollinator Week and a new study by Emory biologist Berry Brosi gives insights into the dynami
Consensus, satisfaction and disappointment
County looks to create grant fund for backcountry in the short-term
DMC Student picked for national summer research project
Michelle Mirelez Not every student has a plan for what they want to do when they leave Del Mar College, but Alex Solis, biology major, has set his course. Solis was accepted into the Rocky Mountain Bi
We end tonight on this Earth Day high in the Colorado Rockies, where out of boredom a man named Billy Barr started taking notes on the nature around him nearly forty-five years ago.
... , birds, mammals. JOHN BLACKSTONE: --and recorded it all by hand in a series of now-tattered notebooks. DAVID INOUYE: Those notebooks are-- are historic now. JOHN BLACKSTONE: In the early nineties
We end tonight on this Earth Day high in the Colorado Rockies, where out of boredom a man named Billy Barr
A springtime visit to Billy Barr`s place is no simple journey, but it`s all worth it when you discover this