In just a few minutes YOU can support our wildlife coexistence research by documenting coyotes and their wild neighbors!

Your gift to Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory, confers membership to the Friends of Stone Laboratory (FOSL).

Given that science has concluded that we have entered an unprecedented period of human-caused Sixth Mass extinction, we need to make every effort to help imperiled species heal and flourish.

WCC-IECL's C3 program supports human-canid coexistence through seasonal wildlife monitoring and public outreach.

Cars and climate change have made life harder for key species that provide nutrients for creatures all around New England and sequester carbon in soil.

This event has been rescheduled to April 25th due to the cold temperatures. Date: Friday, April 25th  Time: 7:30pm – 9:00pm Cost: FREE All ages welcome (ALL children 12 and under must be accompanied b...

The move to discontinue the four-year agreement — which comes amid the White House's efforts to slash the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's budget — leaves the fishery organization’s p...

Science, both teaching and doing, is under attack. The recent US presidential election of a person and platform with anti-science bias exemplifies this. The study of climate processes and patterns and...

Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo invites residents to become Citizen-Scientist volunteers and participate in a “FrogWatch” census in area wetlands. In a collaboration between the Zoo, The Maritime...

We provide the first survival estimates and population projections for building eastern hellbender populations via headstarting. We show that, while survival post-release is low (0.16 over 3 years po...

Four seal pups have a new lease on life after being released into the waters of Hammonasset Beach State Park Thursday morning.