Sentences with phrase «ecology research»
Ecology research refers to the scientific study of how living things interact with each other and their environment. It involves understanding the relationships between plants, animals, and their surroundings to help protect and maintain the balance of nature. Full definition
And in 2014, the researchers took on a new goal: to help shape the future of ecology research itself.
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And in a recent review article documenting the history of the notion of succession, scholars argue that the forensic science community and ecology research community could benefit greatly from cross-pollination efforts, like DeBruyn's.
«It's an amazing innovation of these algae to sense the whole rainbow,» says Dr. Worden, who leads a microbial ecology research group at Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California.
Historical ecology research is all about generating that data so we can figure out how best to manage our world.»
His fire ecology research in the Bob Marshall Wilderness was recognized with the USDA Forest Service National Award for Wilderness Stewardship Research.
In collaboration with Ben Novak's dietary ecology research, Holland has conducted several field experiments to identify the necessary population densities of Passenger Pigeons and to gain insight regarding seed dispersal.
That particular experiment was carried out by Stefan Schnitzer, of Marquette University, as part of a major liana ecology research project.
The Three Ecologies research group at Nottingham Contemporary are holding a series of free reading sessions.
The researchers leveraged the global reach of their Nutrient Network, an ecology research network that includes 80 grassland sites in 20 countries, to develop their findings.
It also grows on a long body of community ecology research that emphasizes the importance of biodiversity for buffering against the negative effects of climate change.»