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  • Forest Die-Offs Alter Global Climate "Like El Nino"

    The loss of forests worldwide appears to interact synergistically to produce unpredictable effects on the global climate.

    11/28/2016
  • Deforestation Is Going To Cause More Climate Chaos Than We Imagined

    Climate models reveal possibility of woodland El Niño.

    11/17/2016
  • Elephant poachers are hard at work in Africa, and carbon dating proves it

    A team of scientists examining seized shipments of elephant tusks from Africa have found that the vast majority of the ivory came from elephants that died within the last 3 years.

    11/08/2016
  • 5 Smart Technologies That Will Crack Down on Wildlife Trafficking

    Technology by itself will not save pangolins or elephants, but it can help make major progress.

    11/07/2016
  • Tricking moths into revealing the computational underpinnings of sensory integration

    A research team led by University of Washington biology professor Tom Daniel has teased out how hawkmoths integrate signals from two sensory systems: vision and touch.

    11/04/2016
  • How dogs use smell to see--and save--the world

    UW biologists use Tucker, a rescue dog, to gather information about killer whales. 

    10/27/2016
  • A win in the ground war against elephant poachers in Africa

    The arrest of a key member of an ivory-trafficking group is a bright spot in an otherwise complicated season for African elephants

    10/14/2016
  • Opinion: Update the Nobel Prizes

    If UW's Robert Paine had been a physicist, chemist or cell biologist, he likely would have been in contention for a Nobel Prize for coining the term "keystone species."

    10/03/2016
  • What we mean when we say Hillary Clinton ‘overprepared’ for the debate

    After Monday's presidential debate, MSNBC's Chuck Todd critiqued the candidates' performances -- and ruffled feathers online with an unusual denunciation.

    09/28/2016
  • How natural selection acted on one penguin species over the past quarter century

    UW biologist Dee Boersma and her colleagues combed through 28 years’ worth of data on Magellanic penguins for signs that natural selection may be acting on certain traits. 

    09/27/2016
  • Getting Schooled by T.Rex

    Teachers at the Burke's DIG Field School in Montana had a close encounter with a long-buried T. rex.

    September 2016 Perspectives
  • Are swarms of jellyfish taking over the ocean?

    For years we have been told that jellyfish are growing in numbers and will swarm the oceans. But this may not be true

    09/13/2016
  • Why climate change is particularly dangerous for lizards

    A 2010 study showed that 20 percent of lizard species would likely be extinct by 2080 due to climate change. Now researchers say it may be much worse.

    09/07/2016
  • No stink: Seattle's corpse flower may be a dud

    The corpse flower at the Volunteer Park Conservatory may be a dud. The flower, on loan from the UW biology department, has been removed after it failed to reach its full bloom.

    09/07/2016
  • Why Do Small Dogs Live Longer Than Big Dogs?

    Researchers at the University of Washington are hoping to answer that question. NPR's Scott Simon talks to biology and pathology professor Daniel Promislow about the Dog Aging Project.

    09/06/2016

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