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USGS has evolved into a legendary Science-Type!

Genetics and tracking helps USGS researchers learn where the invasive fish are now – and where they may go next.

A fish pathogen similar to one previously found in the United States only in Pacific salmonids -- salmon and trout species -- has been identified for...

Forty years ago on July 31, as Coloradoans and tourists celebrated the state’s centennial, between 12 and 14 inches of rain fell over a four-hour...

Although it sounds like a Batman punch, this EarthWord is closer to the Bat than you’d think...

Top representatives from eight national mapping agencies gather to deliberate an Arctic spatial data infrastructure

This research is the result of a partnership between the Government of India, the Government of Japan, and U.S. scientists.

Time may not heal all wounds, but it did a good job with this Yellowstone wildfire...

Researchers are working to understand how to lessen the impacts of climate change on birds and other forest inhabitants.