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an elk stands on a steep slope at dusk with a mountain range in the distance. Photo by Joe Riis

Changing Climate Cues

What drives Yellowstone’s massive elk migrations?

Neil Tsutsui’s lab gets the public involved in the scientific process.

cranes fly through a field covered in fog

Falling levels of air pollution drove the tule fog's decline.

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Ian Wang receives National Science Foundation grant

Ian Wang has been awarded a five-year grant to study evolutionary responses to climate change.

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Is wildfire management ‘for the birds’?

Spotted owls benefit from active fire management, not suppression, finds a new study co-authored by Scott Stephens.

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