Ecology and Conservation Biology
Sustainable rangeland health
Two specific management practices deliver a one-two punch in the battle to maintain rangeland
Developing biobased cropping systems with both water, carbon resiliency
Texas A&M AgriLife team utilizing remote sensing to assess drought tolerance of energy canes, sorghums.
The Lice Age: How did these tiny bloodsucking pests evolve to afflict mammal hosts, including humans?
NSF-funded project could reduce infestations, A&M researchers say
Feeding fish: Scientists improve nutritional strategies for farmed bass
USDA provides $1.15 million in federal funding to support research
Ecology in flux: How do carbon and water travel through environments?
New database will improve our ability to evaluate cycles within ecosystems
Early warning: Small fish may indicate water shortages and contaminants
Shiners and minnows can provide crucial information to policymakers
Wildfire risk: Using statistical models to identify cost-effective strategies
Federally funded, interdisciplinary research project puts emphasis on vegetation removal or fuel treatment
Areas of U.S. lack equitable access to informal STEM learning, study says
Researchers identify needs in micropolitan and high-poverty counties as well as Indigenous populations