As metropolitan areas around the world grow, conservationists are managing more habitats adjacent to or within urban areas. Increased impervious surfaces and more abundan[...]

As urbanization rapidly expands, the divide between anthropogenic activities and naturally occurring wildlife species is becoming increasingly blurred. Many mesopredators[...]

Beaver dam analogs (BDAs) are frequently used for low-tech-process-based restoration without much research to show if the structures are successful in meeting restoration[...]

As populations shift across the U.S., cities are faced with emerging challenges, such as balancing urban development with the management of natural resources and communit[...]

The immediate offshore to onshore transition of low-level flow in the outer rainbands of a landfalling tropical cyclone (TC) can provide a favorable environment for super[...]

Cell mergers with supercell thunderstorms are known to serve as a catalyst for rapid short- and long-term changes in supercell motion, intensity, longevity, and severe we[...]

Plastic pollution has emerged as a global environmental crisis, yet most research emphasizes marine ecosystems, overlooking urban freshwater systems that serve as key con[...]

Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations directly contribute to elevated global temperatures which drives a host of detrimental climatic conditions, such as ocean[...]

Rhenium (Re) and osmium (Os) respond acutely to environmental changes and globally togeologic events, therefore they are powerful geologic proxies for understanding plane[...]

Increasing impervious cover in urban areas due to population increases has caused increased runoff of excess nutrients and sediment into urban streams and ponds. These ex[...]