Home from the Sea
With support from the state, forest industry and conservation groups, OSU researchers gather data on threatened seabird
Inspired stories from the edge of science
Home from the Sea
With support from the state, forest industry and conservation groups, OSU researchers gather data on threatened seabird
Hunters and Their Prey
Taal Levi wants humans and animals to coexist
The Mystery of the Disappearing Birds
Once upon a time Barro Colorado Island was a mountaintop, rising from the trackless rainforest that carpeted the Isthmus of Panama. Its deep-green slopes hosted pumas and jaguars and more than 200 species of birds.
Blue Carbon
The reason for mangroves’ massive capacity for carbon can be summed up in two words: perpetual wetness.
The Most Dangerous Thing — “It’s not the large carnivores”
Boone Kauffman and his research team share their field work with leeches, disease-carrying insects and other dangers.
Of Spots and Stripes
To hear Katie Dugger tell it, you’d think catching a baby northern spotted owl for scientific banding was as easy as taking a Tootsie Roll from a toddler.