The 16th St. Louis River Summit held a sense of festivity and appreciation that was carried through by the theme of Grit & Gratitude: Celebrating St. Louis River Successes. In total, 298 guests registered for the 16th St. ...

Cover crops can provide a wide range of benefits in dairy and grain production systems, but no single cover crop species or management approach can deliver every benefit at once. One of the keys to making cover crops ...

In the United States, fire regimes are changing because of climate change, fire suppression, and increased ignitions. Meanwhile, the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) is growing, exposing more people and buildings to destructive ...

Invasive predators face novel eco-evolutionary pressures yet processes governing shifts in prey consumption and associated trophic benefits that promote invasion success remain poorly understood. Ecological release from ...

The bacterial cell envelope is a key to maintaining homeostasis and a barrier to environmental stress. The Zymomonas mobilis cell envelope has been shown to play a role in tolerance to external stresses and is a promising ...

Field-level phenotyping is a foundational component of plant breeding but remains a time-and labor-intensive task. Recent advances in imaging sensors and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have enabled high-throughput data ...

Articular cartilage is a complex, spatially graded material. Understanding how the tissue’s mechanical behavior changes throughout its depth is important for understanding musculoskeletal pathologies and their possible ...

The Rivers2Lake Education program, based at the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve, provides meaningful professional development for teachers through transformative field experiences, yearlong mentoring, and ...

Global climate change has shifted seasonality, influencing species across multiple scales, from individual traits to community dynamics. I examined these effects on a winter-adapted mammal snowshoe hare (Lepus americanus) ...