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.
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.
Steve Leavitt, an evolutionary biologist at Brigham Young University, is the curator of the lichen collection at BYU’s Life Science Museum.
Scott Gibson is a Wildlife Conservation Biologist for the Southeastern Region with the Utah Division of Wildlife
The ground under our feet is teeming with complex communities of plants and fungi.
Science Moab talks with wildlife ecologist Lainie Brice about a project for the climate adaptation science program at Utah State University.
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.
This week’s Science Moab is from a special collaboration with the Southern Utah Science Café in St. George.
Science Moab spoke with Catherine Gehring, the Lucking Family professor at Northern Arizona University, who has been studying plant-associated fungi for more than 20 years.
Science Moab spoke with geologist and fluvial geomorphologist Katie Chapman about the effect the dam has had on sandbars downstream.
Award-winning journalist Tara Gatewood understands the power of Indigenous radio. As the longtime host of the live talk radio show Native…