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bristol bay alaska cr: eco bear

Blog: Translational Ecology

Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee

August 29, 2019

nitrogen fixing

Spotting wildlife and studying speckled alder

marsh research

Marsh research makes for a muddy, but gratifying, summer

looking at mesocosms cc shannon ladeau

Studying effects of temperature and competition on larval mosquitoes

The Tick Project cc Sophia Raithel

Tickbusters on the Lookout for Lyme

Lake Minnewaska near sundown as a storm rolls in cc Sarah Moser

A night on the Sky

trail cam

Spying on eavesdroppers

nylon rope

Blog: Translational Ecology

Nylon Rope in the Sea

taking groundwater samples cc Stuart Findlay

I’m not sure where I’m going, but I love where I’ve gotten

repotting Speckled alder seedlings. Credit: Marco Alvarez

Do hungry bugs stress nitrogen-fixers? Make like an insect to find out

debrief over coffee cc corinne johnson

My project versus the scientific method: Making it work

measuring invertebrate presence cc mike fargione

Why did the invertebrate cross the mesh? To chow on rotting chicken, of course!