How Mobile Marine Reserves Could Save the Seas
12:26 pm in science by Jennifer Hattam
Ocean life is always on the move. Why shouldn't the areas designated to protect them be the same way? Scientists say technology now makes it possible. You are browsing the archive for science.
Ocean life is always on the move. Why shouldn't the areas designated to protect them be the same way? Scientists say technology now makes it possible. 
Husky’s Sad Ordeal in Wolf Trap Highlights the Horrors of Predator Control
11:29 pm in science by Stephen Messenger
On many an outing in the often treacherous terrain, a Forest Service worker's companion, a 2-year-old Husky named Bella, acted as an integral deterrent of predators -- that is, until she was mistaken for one 
32,000 Year-Old Flower Has Rebloomed
3:26 pm in science by A.K. Streeter
Fruit tissue found in a fossilized squirrel burrow is brought back to life with growth hormones and new plants bloom after a 30,000 year hiatus 
Grab Your Cameras! New Graduate Program for Conservation Photographers
10:22 am in science by Jaymi Heimbuch
A new course will teach visual artists how to hone messages for the environmental movement.
Pair of Male Gorillas Escape Zoo Enclosure Looking For Romance
11:50 pm in science by Stephen Messenger
Authorities readied tranquilizers darts in the event that the gorilla escapees were out for blood -- though it soon became apparent that they were instead out for love. Scientists Thrilled With Rare Whale’s Remarkable Journey
11:57 pm in science by Stephen Messenger
There are believed to be as few as 130 endangered western gray whales left in the waters off of the North Pacific -- but for one youngster, it was evidently time to move on. 
Plastics from Biomass Opens Pathway to Reduced Reliance on Oil
5:00 am in science by Christine Lepisto
Biomass-derived chemical raw materials which previously derived from petroleum could one day come from crop waste. 
by Jeff Kart
Coral Reef Cam Shows Where Large Fish Hang Out
1:00 pm in science by Jeff Kart
How important is shelter to fish when it comes to climate change? And what type do they prefer? Why it matters. Shark Fin Suppliers Sue California Over Fin Ban
9:00 am in science by Jaymi Heimbuch
A group of suppliers is suing the state over the recent ban on the trade or sale of shark fins. 
by Alex Davies
The Week in Animal News: Inspiring Penguin Love, Rhesus Monkeys Gone Wild and More
8:00 am in science by Alex Davies
A breeding program for African penguins in San Francisco has had a lot of success, while diseased rhesus monkeys are running wild in Florida and mass dolphin strandings have continued on Cape Cod. 
