Browsing: Exploring
The article reflects on a return hike to Jordan Hot Springs in California’s Golden Trout Wilderness, a site previously affected by severe wildfires, particularly the 2002…
Researchers in the Nechako Watershed, led by Dr. Stephen Déry from the University of Northern British Columbia, are studying the effects of climate change on water…
The Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees community in Oklahoma, concerned about mercury exposure from local fish, partnered with researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public…
The University of Nevada, Reno, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and the Tahoe Science Advisory Council, is launching the Tahoe Environmental Observatory Network (TEON)…
The article discusses the world’s shortest rivers, highlighting Montana’s Roe River, which measures 201 feet (61 meters) and was recognized as the shortest by Guinness World…
This summer, about 30 middle-school students from the Tennessee Nature Academy participated in the T-ReCS summer camp, exploring Mill Creek’s ecology. Led by Heidi Carlone and…
Exploring Watershed Conservation: A Hands-On Experience for Students at MSU Extension
By Terrain News
During the Jacket Thrive Intersession, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District hosted a "Let’s Get Wild" camp in collaboration with Mississippi State University’s Department of Wildlife, Fisheries…
I can’t access external articles directly, including the one from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. However, I can help summarize key concepts related to watersheds,…
The article discusses the geology and ecology of Everglades National Park, emphasizing how past geological events and ongoing environmental processes have shaped its landscapes. The Everglades,…
The article compiles numerous references on the study of aeolian processes and dune dynamics, focusing on sediment transport, dune morphology, and the impact of environmental factors…