Science Moab: The soul of the soil
The ground under our feet is teeming with complex communities of plants and fungi.
The ground under our feet is teeming with complex communities of plants and fungi.
If there is a cattle breed that can survive climate change, have a lighter impact, and still produce enough beef to be economically feasible, the future of cattle production in the desert lies within it.
The museum’s upcoming exhibit, “Butch Cassidy Was Here: Historic Inscriptions of the Colorado Plateau,” will explore the idea of marking memories.
This week, we talk with Reagan Wytsalucy about traditional foods on the Colorado Plateau.
School to Science program has facilitated job shadows, mentorships and internships for individual students.
When R.E. Burrillo, an archaeologist and author with a focus on the Bears Ears region, was 18, he left his home…
On Nov. 3, local nonprofit Science Moab launched its new program “Science Certified,” which provides custom training for local outdoor guides…
How do landscapes interact with the plant and animal species living on and around them? This week, Science Moab speaks with…
Though Western archaeology typically treats Indigenous ancestral sites as an anachronism, these places embody a living culture and presence for Hopi…
Why do cats purr? Could birds survive on the moon? I know what they say about curiosity and cats, but I…