Skip to main content
Biodiversity hotspots are also hotspots of invasion
By Xianping Li, of the Key Laboratory of Animal Ecology and Conservation Biology within the Read more
Q&A on public engagement with UMN IonE Director Jessica Hellmann
ESA Fellow and AAAS Leshner Fellow Jessica Hellmann is director of the Institute on the Environment Read more
An ancient thatched-roof farm house in Ogamachi, Japan, is typical of the traditional Japanese Satoyama agricultural landscapes, which benefit both people and nature. Farm stay programs, in which urban residents spend time living on farms, often participating in daily farm life, are increasingly being implemented in depopulated rural areas. Credit, Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment.
Envisioning a good Anthropocene
By Elena Bennett, associate professor at the McGill School of Environment and Department of Natural Read more
Policy News: October 11, 2016
Webinar: Eyes in the Sky- Drone Use for Ecological Research Many researchers use drones in Read more
Getting the picture – cameras, marine biodiversity and human impact
By Anthony Bicknell, Associate Research Fellow at the Environment and Sustainability Institute, University of Exeter, Read more
Policy News: September 27 2016
Federal Budget: Senate Republicans and Democrats Divided Over Stopgap Spending Bill The White House Office Read more