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Reef Doctor: Restoring marine life and livelihoods in Madagascar

Madagascar’s geographic isolation has resulted in one of the most unique and remarkable places on earth for its biodiversity, and the only place on the planet where most of its species exist.

Dr. Pilaar Birch standing at her field site in Jordan

Understanding past civilizations' responses to climate change

How have human civilizations responded to significant environmental changes in the past and how have these changes influenced agrarian societies' interactions with their ecological settings and their strategies for managing water, plants, and animals? Dr.
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How research is enhancing gorilla health in zoos

If you have visited a North American zoo in recent years, you may have stumbled upon someone intently observing the gorillas and carefully noting their behaviors. Who is that and what are they doing?

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Mapping the future: How a PhD student is reshaping conservation in Indonesia 

Dr. Sturt Manning and Dr. Brita Lorentzen selecting samples from collections found in archeological sites in the St. Lawrence Valley.

Dating Iroquoia project captures national attention in Canada

Historians have long pondered the disappearance of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians after their last documented encounter nearly 500 years ago. In 1535, French explorer Jacques Cartier encountered the Iroquoians in Hochelaga, now present-day Montreal.

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