Communicating science is as important as doing science. When we share the process and products of research in creative ways, we can increase the relevance and reach of findings, inspire the next generation of ecologists and natural resource stewards, and simply remind us of the beauty of the natural world. Beyond the publication stage, there are so many ways of communicating science - from podcasts, to community workshops, to art. This page is dedicated to some of those doin’s by members of our lab.
11.2024 - Undergraduate researcher Cadie Andrew illustrates native caterpillar species for local outreach materials. Stay tuned here for links to completed projects!
09.2024 - A discussion with the Science Moab Podcast / UPR. What are food webs, why do they matter, and how might they change in warming and drying Western ecosystems?
