New in Field Notes: Ponds, Pipes and Parasites
Suburban ponds reveal a plethora of parasites, raising questions about amphibian health
By Agnes Walton, YIBS Science Communication Fellow (agnes...
Request for proposals for new YIBS Research Program
The Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies is now accepting proposals for new Research Programs. Research Program support is intended to foster collaboration among multiple...
Mammoth for dinner? YIBS research profiled in New York Times
Mystery meat debunked! Neither sloth nor mammoth, declare Yale researchers.
An interdisciplinary team determined that a piece of meat, saved from a 1951 Explorer’s Club...
New in Field Notes: Water quality modeling at YIBS
A water quality modeling project shows how much we can do with a deluge of data.
By Agnes Walton, YIBS Science Communication Fellow (agnes....
YIBS team identifies new giant tortoise species
The recent identification of a new giant tortoise species on Galapagos by a Yale-led team of researchers highlights the ongoing evolution of conservation science.
By Agnes...
“Eyespots” in butterflies shown to distract predatory attack
Former Gaylord Donnelley Environmental Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Katy Prudic, demonstrated through her research that eyespots in butterflies are shown to distract predatory...
Dr. Thomas Lovejoy awarded the Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service
Dr. Thomas Lovejoy, The Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies External Advisory Board member and former Chair of this board, has been awarded the Woodrow Wilson Award for...
