The rewards of research
College of Science senior to pursue a field she never thought she would
When Carly Scott was 18, she told her mother she was never going to be an ecologist. Now she is headed to graduate school to study in an ecology and […]
Tag: ecology
‘Leonardo’s Children’ — UI professor speaks about the intersection of art and science.
On the surface, art and science might not seem to have much in common. David Roon, instructor and program lead for Ecology and Conservative Biology, brought this up in his […]
Learning in the Wild
Semester in the Wild students become acclimated to daily life back in Moscow Technology is so intertwined with daily life that many people don’t have the opportunity to completely unplug, said Scott Slovic, […]
Grants for a greater Palouse
Sustainability Center awards grants to student-led sustainability projects One of the major dilemmas society faces today is the rapid depletion of natural resources due to unsustainable practices, said Stevie Steely, […]
Fostering forest discussion
Environmental groups team up to encourage public involvement Two local environmental groups, including the University of Idaho Ecology and Conservation Biology Club (ECB), will host a public lands social event […]
Beyond books
In the heart of one of the largest wilderness areas in the contiguous United States, the University of Idaho operates the Taylor Wilderness Research Station.
Program offers credit to camp, hike
The University of Idaho College of Natural Resources is hosting a Semester in the Wild at two UI research stations during fall 2012.