Local mosquito researcher will present at last Science Moab on Tap
Michele Rehbein, manager of the Moab Mosquito Abatement District, has spent eight years studying the world’s deadliest animal: mosquitos. Each year,…
Michele Rehbein, manager of the Moab Mosquito Abatement District, has spent eight years studying the world’s deadliest animal: mosquitos. Each year,…
While dinosaur remains can be fragmented and hard to find, the remains of several reptile species from the Cretaceous Period (65-75…
Ambient water includes water from sources such as lakes, streams and springs. While ambient water may relate to groundwater or drinking…
Crystal Tulley-Cordova, Ph.D., is a principal hydrologist in the Navajo Nation Department of Water Resources, doing water-related research and projects since…
Today’s column features a discussion with geophysicist Alba Rodriguez Padilla from the University of California, Davis. Padilla studies how faults, or…
Joel Berger returned to Moab four years ago after being arrested in Russia. He was on Wrangel Island, the freezing northeast…
On Nov. 3, local nonprofit Science Moab launched its new program “Science Certified,” which provides custom training for local outdoor guides…
Science Moab recently spoke with Nikki Cooley, the interim assistant director for the Tribes and Climate Change Program at the Institute…
Both natural and man-made contaminants find their way into waterways and ecosystems throughout the Colorado Plateau. This week, Science Moab talks…
This week, we speak about rock art with Jonathan Bailey, a photographer and conservationist who is partnering with the Utah Rock…