Feature What can you do about climate change? U of M faculty member Heidi Roop offers 100 accessible ideas in a new book.
Feature The science of Minnesota strawberries Fifty years of U of M research bears fruitful insights and advancements for this beloved fruit.
Feature Survey show concerns for climate change, reasons for hope While a vast majority of Minnesotans are concerned about climate change, most are also hopeful society can still reduce its impact.
Research Brief Using fire to revive a fragmented prairie landscape A new study looks at how controlled burns can help plants and pollinators, especially on smaller patches of prairie.
Research Brief Mapping deadly oak wilt disease from space to protect our forests A new method pioneered at the College of Biological Sciences can help forest managers save oaks and other species.
Research Brief Wildfires contribute to nutrient-rich, murky water in lakes New research from the Natural Resources Research Institute examines how direct wildfire burns within watersheds affect lake water quality.
News Release U of M to lead new AI Institute focusing on climate-smart agriculture and forestry The new AI-CLIMATE institute will leverage artificial intelligence to create more sustainable agriculture and forestry industries
Research Brief Soybean crops can take advantage of climate change to increase productivity As the climate continues to warm, atmospheric drying — the reduction of the amount of water the air can hold — is becoming a major concern for crop producers around the world.
News Release Inclusive authorship reduces barriers to participation Experience running a global-scale ecological research network informs an innovative authorship framework.
