Help UGA’s Monarch Lab raise $5,000 to keep monarch population’s healthy. Monarch butterflies are famous for their toxicity to predators, their bright coloration, and their amazing migratory journeys. But North American monarchs are…
Ecology students who work under the mentorship of Dr. Jeb Byers have the opportunity to spend the summer collecting data in the field and in the lab, sharing their findings…
CALLING ALL ECOLOGY DAWGS Giving Week is still going! Make your gift by midnight TONIGHT to be counted as a Giving Week and Ecology Giving Day donor. As a donor, you’ll receive 20% off at the…
OVERVIEW Bats face a lot of obstacles—White-Nose Syndrome, impact from wind energy, habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change, just to name a few. Due to…
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Check out the most up to date information here Overview Researchers at the University of Georgia are studying the spread and impacts of a protozoan parasite in wild monarchs through…
Check out the most up to date information here. North American monarchs are famous for undertaking the longest-distance two-way migration of any insect species in the world, traveling each fall from the U.S.…
How a smartphone and social media can help track invasive seaweed Do you want to help scientific research, but you don’t know how? Your support will benefit the development…
