The “Microclimates” Animals Actually Experience Are Not the Climate Scientists Typically Measure
Cover article of the April 2026 issue of Trends in Ecology and Evolution
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Allyson Salisbury teaches several tree-related courses that incorporate hands-on activities and getting outside.
How Nature Can Make Urban Dwellers Healthier
Shown in the image are examples of existing point-of-care tools used for human health diagnostics that can be adapted for monitoring the health of wild corals. Thermal stress (thermometer), reproduction (eggs), and disease (virus) are among the most anticipated targets for field-enabled diagnostic tools.
Erin McHale, Ph.D. candidate in the Brooke Maslo lab, studies bats. Her research is featured in a story on News12 TV.
Katie Applegate Bobowski is a dedicated environmental educator and community leader based in Glennallen, Alaska.
Lena Struwe and the Museum of Modern Art.