Cocaine Trafficking Threatens Critical Bird Habitats
UA professor’s research suggests U.S. drug policy may hamper biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Environment & Nature
The Buzz About Cicadas
Cicadas are harmless and actually safe for human and pet consumption, except for those with shellfish allergies.
CONSERVE Program Empowers Environmental Stewardship
The program encourages students to get involved in water research and conservation efforts.
UA Researcher Helps Pinpoint Start of ‘Doomsday Glacier’ Melting
Dr. Rebecca Totten is part of an international team that discovered the start of the “Doomsday Glacier’s” recent retreat.
UA Paleontologist Discovers Rare Soft Tissue in Fossil
Dr. Adiel Klompmaker discovered rarely seen soft tissue in a fossil of a crab that lived 75 million years ago.
Coral Researchers Testing New Restoration Technology
The projects led by UA will aid coral restoration practices across the globe.
Project Advancing Tools To Remotely Monitor Water Quality
Satellite observations and remote-sensing drones could save time and cost in monitoring reservoirs.
UA Professors Get CAREER Boost
The CAREER Award is one of the nation’s most prestigious honors for top-performing young scientists.
With EPA Funding, UA Students to Assess Well Water
The project will empower well owners and improve the lives of rural residents across the Gulf Coast.
Natural Hazard Vulnerability Shows Disproportionate Risk
Leaders in data-driven risk modeling, UA researchers developed a detailed assessment and map of vulnerability.