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Learning & Engagement | Science & Solutions


Simulating Visitor Impact on Public Land	Dr. Randy Gimblett uses agent-based models to understand and predict visitor impact.
An Attack on the Border	Who is to Blame for the Human-related Impacts at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument?
Remote Sensing & Management	The view from space makes a difference on the ground
Stealth Health	Teens and technology lead the way to healthy lifestyles
Rangelands West	Rangelands West is a website offering a wide array of tools and information on rangeland management in the Western United States. It is developed by partners from 19 land-grant universities.
Carbon in the Desert	Can shrubs in desert grasslands mitigate climate change?
Charting human use in Prince William Sound	How do recreation and subsistance activities interact with a region still recovering from the Exxon Valdez Oil spill?
Desertification or Greening?	Human-Environment Relationships in Mauritania and Senegal
Tierra Seca: Student Chapter of the Society for Range Management	Undergraduate students in the School of Natural Resources and the Environment excel professionally, contributing to sound range management.
Hypatia and the Leopold Standard	SNRE PhD student Kerry Nicholson takes a look at the role of women in wildlife sciences.
Taking a Stand on Buffelgrass	A broader effort to control buffelgrass shows success.
Small Mammal Biology in Tokyo & Tucson	Students in the Koprowski lab connect with counterparts at Tokyo Metropolitan University.
Conservation on the Edge	Populations near the edge of their range provide important insight on the impacts of climate change, especially in the montane forest islands of southeastern Arizona that harbor incredible biodiversity
Trade-offs in Stormwater Recharge	In Watershed Resources, a new project looks at the potential trade-offs in recharging our groundwater with stormwater runoff.
Wildlife Conservation on Golf Courses	What role can golf courses play in wildlife management?
Transforming Conflict into Collaboration	SNRE Extension enhances locally-driven conservation efforts.
Practical and Applied Hydrometeorology	Students use State-of-the-Art Technology to Sample Evaporating Water and Carbon Exchange
Declining Snowpack in the West	Researchers in SNRE are using tree-rings to take the long view on snowpack trends.
Atoms to Migration Patterns	Students in the van Riper lab uncover migration patterns in songbirds
Devil's Hole Pupfish	Scott Bonar starts project on Devil's Hole pupfish.