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So, Let’s Talk About Climate Change

Two science communicators offer advice on how to connect

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Meadowlands

Across parts of the West, green meadows have given way to eroding banks like this creek near Izee in Eastern Oregon. The white layer is ash from the eruption of Mount Mazama, which led to the creation of Crater Lake more than 7,000 years ago. (Photo: Gordon Grant)

Can beavers restore this eroded stream channel?

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March for Science Scheduled for Earth Day

On January 21, people across the world participated in the Women’s March to demonstrate support for women’s rights. Now, scientists and science enthusiasts, including those at Oregon State University, are following in their footsteps organizing a march to support science as a non-partisan issue.

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Altered Arctic

As the ice recedes, scientists seek signs of life in warming seas

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Classroom in View

Technologies are changing how we teach geospatial science.

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The Forest Through the Fog

Douglas fir in the Cascades ({hot: Tanya Harvey)

The Summen Project has an ambitious goal – to understand how ocean-atmosphere-land interactions, mediated by coastal fog, help to feed some of the tallest trees on the planet.