Research Articles
Restoration at the Intersection of Science and Outreach: The Working Woods Learning Forest
Explore how the Working Woods Learning Forest combines cutting-edge ecological research with community engagement to advance forest restoration.
A Whole System Diversity: The Blueprint for Restoring Arid Mediterranean Ecosystems
Exploring the revolutionary framework for restoring arid Mediterranean ecosystems through biodiversity and ecosystem function relationships
How Remote Field Stations Forge Better Scientists: The Power of Place in Ecology Education
Exploring how place-based fieldwork transforms ecology graduate students' scientific identity and belonging through immersive field experiences.
Unlocking Nature's Secrets: How Owl Pellets Shape Young Scientists
Explore how owl pellet dissection trains high school students in comparative anatomy, ecology, and molecular biology through hands-on scientific investigation.
How the Moon Pulls the Strings of Ocean Giants: Lunar Cycles and Predator Behavior
Explore how lunar cycles influence pelagic predators like tuna, billfish, sharks, and rays through scientific insights and fishing data.
On the Frontlines of Climate Change: Unveiling the Vulnerability of Ethiopia's Smallholder Farmers
Exploring the vulnerability of Ethiopian smallholder farmers to climate extremes through scientific research and data analysis.
The Secret World of Lebanon's Bee Orchids: Nature's Masters of Deception
Explore the fascinating world of Lebanon's five established Ophrys apifera orchid varieties and their remarkable survival strategies through deception and partnership.
The Totoaba: Biology, Crisis, and Hope in the Gulf of California
Explore the fascinating biology, conservation crisis, and scientific innovations surrounding the Totoaba, an endangered giant fish in the Gulf of California.
Unlocking a Forest Secret: How Science and Indigenous Knowledge Confirmed the Mandrill's Presence in Cameroon
Discover how camera traps and Indigenous knowledge confirmed the presence of mandrills in Southeast Cameroon's Lobéké National Park, revealing a biodiversity hotspot.
Designing the Future: How User-Friendly Interfaces Are Revolutionizing Ecological Citizen Science
Exploring how intuitive UI design makes peer-to-peer distributed databases accessible for ecological citizen science projects