These Scientists Just Mapped Scorpion Hot Spots. Here’s Why You Should Care.
An international team working in Morocco produced findings that could have implications for public health
Lands & Waters: Science
Drones, Whales, and the Remaking of Mammal Research
Aerial technologies give scientists a new view of life at sea
Jaguars Have Survived the Test of Time. Can They Persist in a Warming World?
Paleontologists are still piecing together the deep origins of the spotted cat
Neglected but Necessary Fieldwork Conversations
Making field sciences inclusive means acknowledging women’s biological realities
In China, Farming Animals for Fur Provides Ideal Conditions for Virus Outbreaks
Scientists are working to understand the risks to public health
Advocates and Lawmakers Are Fighting to Save the USDA’s Flagship Campus
The Trump administration wants to get rid of the “crown jewel” of the Anacostia watershed
College Life Can Really Change a Bird
Urbanization is transforming dark-eyed juncos as well as chipmunks and voles
The Wonders of Weird Duck Time
Beat the winter doldrums by going birding
When Tiger Sharks Show Up to Hunt Seabirds, Other Sharks Steer Clear
Smaller Galapágos and gray reef sharks change their behavior, likely to reduce competition or out of fear
