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Assessment on the Potential of Sustainable Upscaling for Climate, Communities and the Planet

The number of American kestrels has dropped sharply. That goes against the trend for birds of prey, broadly seen as a conservation bright spot

Dr. John Smallwood spoke with ReportWire about the raptor species

Dr. Sandra Adams, Professor, taught bachelor’s and master’s students in the biology teaching profession, focusing on the essential aspects of virology and teaching these topics in secondary schools

Dr. Bologna and his students went into the waters of Barnegat Bay Thursday for an eelgrass restoration project.

Jen Maxfield from NBC4 NY visited Dr. Paul Bologna’s lab to learn more about these invasive creatures

Montclair professor, an original contributing designer of the global study, explains how government guidelines are failing to protect freshwater lakes

Melissa Mazzaro, who is pursuing a Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences BS/MS, won the award at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Northeast Aquatic Plant Management Society

Through the awards, Charles will conduct his project developing the potential anti-cancer supplement Methylsulfonylmethane.

The research of doctoral student Shih-Chien Chien and Biology Professor Dr. Jennifer Krumins helps present a globally comprehensive picture of soil organic carbon stocks between natural and urban ecosystems.

A team of volunteer divers will be taking steps to reduce the number of jellyfish in the Berkeley Shores lagoon on Saturday morning.

Dr. Colette Feehan was the primary author of this letter published in Science Magazine