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Recording fish song to make fisheries more sustainable

What do fish sound like? Printed in Anthropocene by Emma Bryce | Jun 16, 2017 When Gulf Corvina breed, their mating calls could be likened to an immense, underwater roar. Now, a group of researchers […]

Washington on Alert for Japanese Beetles

Washington steps up trapping for Japanese beetles following Oregon’s eradication campaign. Read more here.

We Will Soon Use More Than the Earth Can Provide

Forget the GDP, it’s time for our leaders to pay attention to metrics that matter. David Korten posted Jun 14, 2017 for YES! Magazine Four days after President Trump announced the United States would withdraw from […]

Ex-FBI investigator in hot pursuit of Washington’s abandoned apples

The hundreds of apple varieties that have been found in recent years are stunning in their diversity and the window they open into the tastes and habits of the past. By KIRK JOHNSON, The New […]

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