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Changes by the sea: What we can learn from estuaries
Shaniya Utamidata

Planet Forward Correspondent | Rutgers University

Shell surplus: How South Carolina communities are restoring the oyster population
Khloe Turner

College of Charleston

How to save an underwater forest
Clair Sapilewski

American University

How to save an underwater forest
Essay | Ethics of distance: Designing signs that promote respect for wildlife
Ashley Glasco

Colorado State University

Essay | Ethics of distance: Designing signs that promote respect for wildlife
From forest to parasites: Is climate change to blame?
Jaime Andres Botet Rodriguez

Massey University

From Bhutan to Backyards: Native planting as a human-wildlife coexistence strategy
Corinne Lepage

Brown University

From Bhutan to Backyards: Native planting as a human-wildlife coexistence strategy
REEFUSE: A biomimicry solution for the coral reef crisis
Ping Yen (Jeff) Tsai

University of Richmond

Photo Essay | Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest
Auriana Dunn

University of Utah

Sea lion on a dock.

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Bat Brigade: The University of Wisconsin group contributing to bat conservation
Grace Bathery

University of Wisconsin-Madison

How one commission controls invasive sea lamprey in the Great Lakes
Lindsay Pfeiffer

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Illustration of a sea lamprey.
Getting to the root of the golden oyster mushrooms colonizing Wisconsin
Nicole Steele

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Illustration of golden oyster mushrooms.
Selenium contamination from Canadian coal may threaten Montana birds
Emma Smith

New York University

A bird on a nest box.
Bringing back the giants: Sturgeon restoration in the Milwaukee River Watershed
Cameron Armendariz

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee | School of Freshwater Sciences

‘Pura vida’ for sale: Inside the industry powering Costa Rica’s economy
Milynda Armstrong-Stewart

George Washington University

Experts discuss: Solving the rat reign in D.C.
Solange Zavala

George Washington University

From datasets to decisions: Navigating science and politics in Antarctic conservation
Junjing Li

Middlebury Institute of International Studies | Middlebury College

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