This course, Colorado Field Botany, emphasizes the biodiversity, ecology, and evolution of the flora of Colorado. It was taught by CU botanist, lichenologist, professor, and curator Dr. Erin ...

Katharine Suding, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Colorado, Boulder, will present “The Brave New World of Ecological Restoration: Hubris, Humility and the Changing ...

Revegetation seems like a beneficial strategy for conserving and restoring damaged ecosystems, and using a variety of species can help increase biodiversity in these systems. But what risks are ...

(1) IN the “Principles of Botany” the authors have introduced an innovation that offers definite advantages, and promises to be as suitable for practical work as for lecturing. The book is apportioned ...

During May 2023, undergraduate and graduate students at University of Colorado-Boulder’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Museum and Field studies programs had the opportunity to traverse the ...

(1)THE course of work in elementary botany set forth in this book is such as to fulfil admirably the author's main object: the establishment of the fundamental principles of plant physiology; while ...

Although she was a well rounded botanist and field ecologist who taught dozens of students, Winona Welch chose to focus most of her research attention on bryophytes. She taught general botany, ecology ...

WYNDD's full time staff is dedicated to providing the most comprehensive data for Wyoming's plants, animals, and vegetation communities of conservation concern. In addition to generating critical new ...

WYNDD's full time staff is dedicated to providing the most comprehensive data for Wyoming's plants, animals, and vegetation communities of conservation concern. In addition to generating critical new ...

Hayden is primarily associated with prairie preservation in Iowa. Within a year of earning her Ph.D., her research on the ecology of prairie plants in central Iowa was published in the American ...

A tornado that swept through Armidale in early October left a trail of destruction tearing through homes, buildings, as well as flora and fauna habitats. In an unusual coincidence, it has been a ...