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Measuring the amount of mercury in dragonfly larvae is one way scientists can determine how much contamination is in aquatic food webs.

A new USGS study has big implications for climate change mitigation plans to reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Geological Survey and the Bureau of Land Management today announced the public release of a new modeling program designed...

Meet Camille Hopkins, the Wildlife Disease Coordinator for the USGS Ecosystems Mission Area. Learn how she became a leader in her field and her advice...

A new Northeast CASC interactive geonarrative illustrates sea level rise impacts along the Northeast coast and describes climate adaptation options...

Northeast CASC scientists describe how warming winters are impacting wildlife in New England.

South Central CASC-supported researchers are looking beyond weather data and towards soil science to better protect lives and property from dangerous...

Dealing with invasive species can be a real drag. Fortunately, there's a silver lining—it’s invasive species scientists!

National CASC Fish Biologist Abigail Lynch worked with an international team of researchers to describe nine ways that freshwater biodiversity is...

Title: No More Tilting at Windmills: A Quantitative Method for Evaluating Development Impacts

Speaker: Jill Shaffer, Ecologist, Northern Prairie...