STARKVILLE, Miss.—A new textbook by a Mississippi State University professor of biological sciences highlights the impending encroachment of human activities on wetlands and how aquatic plant life ...
Michael Enright’s job as the conservation biologist for the Five Rivers MetroParks system in Montgomery County puts him up close to nature and the challenges we face environmentally. From rebuilding ...
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Officials take bold action to save coastal town from critical threat: 'Hopefully in a year or few, it'll look really different'
It's an example of creative adaptation to a complex problem. Officials take bold action to save coastal town from critical ...
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State faculty members continue tackling current issues in this fall’s MSU Faculty Book Talk series hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences––this month featuring Gary N ...
FLORIDA PANHANDLE - In April, biologists released their 1,204th federally-listed threatened frosted flatwoods salamander larva (like a tadpole) into a restored Florida Panhandle wetland to help fend ...
Among the highlights of Tuesday’s wetlands program at the Duke Energy Cayuga Generating Station was an opportunity for eighth ...
The owners of a South Florida business want to build a warehouse, but the proposed construction appears to be a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
SEATTLE — The Woodland Park Zoo and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists (WDFW) are preparing more than 35 Western Pond turtles for release in the wild. As part of the Western Pond ...
Researchers find large methane emissions: 'Do not flood low-lying areas with freshwater'. Their studies find that freshwater lakes emit much more methane than saltwater lagoons, bogs and wet meadows.
The sweep of marshes is one of the vital beauties of the Lowcountry, and Ami Fabri keeps her eye on it every day. That might be the good news coming from the latest federal report that shows coastal ...
Prominent wildlife experts are coming to Port Royal to share their knowledge about the history of the town’s famous Cypress Wetlands and the wild critters, such as alligators and migrating birds, that ...
More than 2,500 homes were damaged. There was an estimated $245 million dollars in property damage. If that flood happened a few years ago, the damage could have been worse. But, there’s been a change ...
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