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Ecological Modeling Answers Complex Environmental Questions

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Ecological Modeling Answers Complex Environmental Questions June 24, 2025 | Endangered Species | Anyone who has studied biology has come across this sentence: Ecology is the study of how living organisms interact with each other …

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Taking Agriculture to New Heights: How Drones Are Revolutionizing Precision Farming

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Taking Agriculture to New Heights: How Drones Are Revolutionizing Precision Farming May 21, 2025 | |  Martha GerigFigure caption: Drone imagery captured with A) RGB and B) multispectral cameras. These images are of the same …

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Are you ready for field season: Field Season Checklist

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Are you ready for field season: field season checklist April 23, 2025 | | Let’s ask the question, are your in-field study systems and equipment ready for the upcoming growing season? Spring will quickly be …

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Understanding Harmful Algal Blooms: A Growing Environmental Concern

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Understanding Harmful Algal Blooms: A Growing Environmental Concern April 23, 2025 | | by: Martha M. Gerig, Ph.D.Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are rapid overgrowths of algae in water systems, often forming thick, green or red …

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Tracking veterinary medicines’ risk to the environment

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Tracking veterinary medicines’ risk to the environment April 23, 2025 | | Marty WilliamsWith billions of companion and agricultural animals in the United States alone, it’s clear that human and animal lives are deeply interconnected, …

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Waterborne attends the National Monitoring Conference along the Fox River in Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Waterborne attends the National Monitoring Conference along the Fox River in Green Bay, Wisconsin March 26, 2025 | | Harkening a theme of “Working Together for Clean Water”, the National Monitoring Conference (NMC) drew together …

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With Commercial Honey Bees Suffering Heavy Losses This Year, It’s Time to Consider Native Pollinators Instead

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With Commercial Honey Bees Suffering Heavy Losses This Year, it’s Time to Consider Native Pollinators Instead March 25, 2025 | | Recent reports of alarming losses within the commercial honey bee industry have farmers concerned …

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The Critical Intersection of Outreach and Technical Assistance

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The Critical Intersection of Outreach and Technical Assistance February 25, 2025 | Field Studies |  Martha Gerig, Ph.D.The scientific method, at its foundation, is ultimately the building of a story. From surveying the scientific literature …

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Waterborne Living Legend: From Tiny Watermelons to the Andes Mountains, Amy Ritter’s Unexpected Career

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Waterborne Living Legend: From Tiny Watermelons to the Andes Mountains, Amy Ritter’s Unexpected Career  January 27, 2025 | Living Legends | “I didn’t start my career in chemical fate and transport modeling. I was previously …

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Greenhouse gas emissions: why monitoring and action is critical in agricultural landscapes

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Why Monitoring and Action Is Critical In Agricultural Landscapes January 28, 2025 | Modeling | While most people are familiar with the term “greenhouse gas” as it pertains to the carbon dioxide …

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Microforests: Small but Mighty Lines of Defense Against Climate Change and Urban Sprawl

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Microforests: Small but Mighty Lines of Defense Against Climate Change and Urban Sprawl November 18, 2024 | Pollinator | Sometimes really big ideas come in small packages or, in this case, trunks. Microforests or “pocket …

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Why Did You Become an Engineer?

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Why Did You Become an Engineer? February 24, 2025 | Waterborne News | February is best known for its marquee celebrations that range from love to civil rights, but rather than go down the well-trodden …

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