Biogeography
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Old Woman Creek, Lake Erie Fresh Water Estuary
By: Linda Ashar
Old Woman Creek near Huron, Ohio is the smallest and only fresh water estuary on the Great Lakes, a habitat preserve of fish, fowl and wildlife including the bald eagle. more...
By: Andy Luttrell
The banana, a fruit that enjoys immense popularity across the world, has fallen prey to a disease that threatens to wipe out its global population forever. more...
By: Bridget Coila
Island biogeography is one of the most important concepts in ecology and evolution. It describes how different habitats vary in population number and diversity. more...
Biogeography as Evidence of Evolution
By: Dennis Holley
Life is not spread uniformly across the continents and islands of this planet. Is evolution responsible? more...
Climate Change: Species and Ecosystem Survival
By: Tricia Edgar
In times of climate change and ecosystem movement, what attributes can help species and ecosystems survive? more...
The Geography of Climate Change
By: Tricia Edgar
Ecosystems exist in large part due to the climate that occurs in a particular place on the planet. As the climate changes, how could ecosystems move and change? more...
Join Project Budburst in the USA
By: Sara E. Lewis
Become a citizen scientist by monitoring plants for Project Budburst, a national climate change observation and research initiative. more...
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