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Regrow, not reuse: How restoring abandoned farms can mitigate climate change

May 25, 2022 ・ B. Rose Huber

World’s thinnest roots are ‘underground weapons’ in ecological competition

February 14, 2022 ・ Liz Fuller-Wright

Birds’ dazzling iridescence tied to nanoscale tweak of feather structure

December 21, 2021 ・ Morgan Kelly

With DNA toolkit, Rob Pringle is learning how to rebuild broken ecosystems

December 13, 2021 ・ Jeff Labrecque

Gone one, gone all: Without Africa’s large herbivores, a woody vine could threaten the biodiversity of savanna plant communities

September 27, 2021 ・ Liana Wait

Tropical birds may skip breeding when hot, dry conditions persist

July 20, 2021 ・ Liana Wait

Joe Kawalec ’21 looks skyward in search of a tiny ecosystem engineer

May 11, 2021 ・ Morgan Kelly

Connection and resilience: Kuziel explores the ecology of the African savanna

May 3, 2021 ・ Liz Fuller-Wright

As Princeton’s Lake Carnegie opens less often for skating, a climate trend may be emerging

March 29, 2021 ・ Morgan Kelly
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