Science Moab: A student studying a symbiosis
Grand County High School student Brendan Moore was one of the first participants in Science Moab’s School to Science program.
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Science Moab: Coming down from the La Sals
This week, Science Moab talked with hydrogeologist Tom Lachmar about the path water takes from the high peaks of the La Sals to the Colorado River.
Science Moab: Building beefy sustainability plans
This week, we talk with Utah State University Ph.D. students Will Munger and Maria Stahl about their work with Criollo cattle.
Science Moab: Colors, conservation, and coyote gourd
In the book, Bailey writes about his struggles growing up.
Science Moab: Mapping the Monument
How would you make a map of land use issues across the Bears Ears National Monument?
Science Moab: Old oceans, oil, and orogeny
eter Flaig is a research scientist at the Bureau of Economic Geology in Austin, Texas, and has studied the geology of this seaway by looking at deposits from the southwest U.S. into Canada and Alaska.
Science Moab: Wolves of the Western Slope wilderness
This week, Science Moab talked with Kirk Robinson, founder and executive director of Western Wildlife Conservancy.
Science Moab: The hot topic of wildfire science
This discussion was captured live early in 2022 in St. George and pertains to the impacts of wildfires on the land and its inhabitants.
Science Moab: Wildfire scientists answer burning questions
This is the first in a two-part series on the science of fire, brought to you by Science Moab’s partners at Utah Tech University and the Southern Utah Science Cafe.
Science Moab: Take a likin’ to lichen
Steve Leavitt, an evolutionary biologist at Brigham Young University, is the curator of the lichen collection at BYU’s Life Science Museum.
Science Moab: Snake, rattle, and roll
Scott Gibson is a Wildlife Conservation Biologist for the Southeastern Region with the Utah Division of Wildlife
Science Moab: The soul of the soil
The ground under our feet is teeming with complex communities of plants and fungi.
Science Moab: Bridging the gap between research and management
Science Moab talks with wildlife ecologist Lainie Brice about a project for the climate adaptation science program at Utah State University.
Science Moab: Burning better biochar
Darren McAvoy, assistant professor at Utah State University Moab Extension, is a forester by trade and the chair and co-founder of the Utah Biomass Resources Group.
Science Moab: Lake Powell’s greenhouse gas
Bridget Deemer is a research ecologist at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center.
Studying the erg
This week’s Science Moab is from a special collaboration with the Southern Utah Science Café in St. George.