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  • 26 Mar 2026 12:48 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Rise Of The Shrubs: What Happened When Scientists Heated A Rocky Mountain Wildlife Meadow By 2c? Read the full article here:





  • 26 Mar 2026 12:41 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Guardian Film review: Companionship can thrive in the least likely places. Read the full article here:



  • 20 Mar 2026 2:54 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Can evolution keep up with climate change? Read the full article here:





  • 16 Mar 2026 8:47 AM | Julia Dupuis (Administrator)

    Warmer winters are impacting mycorrhizal fungi, which impacts plant health. Read the full article: 

    https://phys.org/news/2026-03-twenty-years-linked-soil-fungi.html

  • 12 Mar 2026 2:03 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Microplastics are usually discussed as an ocean problem. But they are also building up in farmland soils, and a new scientific review argues that their impact goes beyond physical pollution. Read the full article here:





  • 12 Mar 2026 1:50 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    When the black death depopulated Europe, abandoned farmland reverted to forest—and plant diversity declined. The lesson may complicate modern calls to simply “let nature take over.” Read the full article here




  • 4 Mar 2026 7:01 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Scientists fed biochar to cows. Here’s what happened. Read full article here:


  • 22 Feb 2026 6:37 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Check out two new posts on our blog about fungi. Good news about a Canadian fungal biobank and the development of fungal mycelium into sustainable high protein food products.





  • 19 Feb 2026 10:31 AM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    Winter storm that battered eastern U.S. was supercharged by climate change. Read the article here:




  • 13 Feb 2026 2:02 PM | Ann Moolin (Administrator)

    The Environmental Center division of student life, at the University of Colorado, Boulder has some excellent ideas to reduce the environmental impact of our Valentine's day celebrations.  Read the article here:



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