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Without grasses to anchor the dunes in place, their sand grains blow in the wind. Credit: Paolo D'Odorico
Water rises, cattle graze, dunes walk on the Kalahari
There is water under the dry sands of the Kalahari. Perversely, this gift has lead Read more
The Elwha River pours through the remains of the Elwha Dam in Washington State’s Olympic National Park on October 23, 2011. The former reservoir beds have recovered quickly and salmon and steelhead have returned after demolition of the two dams on the river. Credit Kate Benkert, USFWS.
River Flow By Design: Environmental Flows Support Ecosystem Services In Rivers Natural And Novel
"When the sun peeped over the Sierra Madre, it slanted across a hundred miles of Read more
ESA Policy News October 8: Obama designates world's largest marine reserve, Science committee reviews NSF grants
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
ESA Policy News September 24: Congress extends federal funding through Dec., Obama urges global climate action, comment periods extended for...
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
David Inouye elected ESA president for the society's 100th year
ESA members have elected David Inouye, a plant ecologist and professor emeritus of the Department Read more
#SketchYourScience at ESA 2014
Can you describe your research with a sketch? What would you draw? Johanna Varner, Erin Read more