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Political storm clouds darkened the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration again this week as the weather and climate agency fired more than 1,000 workers for the second time within five week...

Pessman and Hebets show that the funnel-weaving spider’s past and current exposure to environmental noise shapes web vibration transmission. Under loud noise, rural webs retained energy in longer-rang...

In the open grasslands of South Dakota, not far from the dramatic rock formations of Badlands National Park, lives one of the continent’s cutest, fiercest, and rarest animals: the black-footed ferret.

Last night, in a case in which the AAUP was a plaintiff, the US District Court for the District of Maryland granted a preliminary nationwide injunction on key parts of a pair of executive orders issue...

Years long fight by local tribes has paid off after four dams, which had blocked passage for fish for decades, came down

In an era marked by unprecedented threats to democracy from rising authoritarian forces, universities—once celebrated citadels of democratic learning and public service—now find themselves caught in a...

Avian Sensory Ecology Postdoctoral Fellow Opening at WSU POSITION DESCRIPTION Position Title: Sensory Ecology Postdoctoral Fellow Department: School of the Environment Location: Pullman, WA with possi...

The bright lights of big cities could be causing an evolutionary adaptation for smaller eyes in some birds, a new study indicates. Researchers found that two common songbirds, the Northern Cardinal an...