Christopher Bock, Natural Resource Conservation Jonathan Eckerson, Natural Resource Conservation Lisa Fossa, Animal Science Salamanders are vertebrates that have evolved over the last 150-200 million years to be very ecologically diverse (Davic & Welsh, 2004, p. 405). There are… Continue Reading
Florinda Cardoso- Natural Resources Conservation Lauren Moura- Animal Science Louie Huang- Building Construction Technology Trevor Mackowiak- Environmental Sciences From grilling it at home to ordering a fancy sushi platter, seafood is a versatile and staple protein for many diets… Continue Reading
Cassandre Adelson, Ava Bordage, Jordan Nunley, Kaitlyn Parker A recent study found that 92% of Americans over the age of 6 test positive for plastic-based chemicals in their bodies (Jackson, 2015). This shocking statistic is due to the tremendous amount… Continue Reading
Alexander Alfano- Building and Construction Technology Matthew Faucher- Turf grass science and management Brendan Clark- Environmental Science In many places across the U.S. families are facing a crisis, a lack of clean drinking water. Water is the key to all… Continue Reading
Rachel Nurnberger- Environmental Science David Pacheco- Building & Construction Technology Zac Wannamaker- Natural Resource Conservation New York City’s struggle with the urban heat island effect is no secret. The issue has seen a growing amount of concern in recent years… Continue Reading
Ryan MacMullan- Plant and Soils Science Major, Jonevan Pomeroy- Building Construction and Technology Major, Austin Ford- Forestry Major Between 1910-1930, farmers were pressured to plow millions of acres of grassland in the Great Plains as a result of… Continue Reading
Derek Castiglione: Natural Resource Conservation Theodore Doucette: Pre-vet Charles Sclafani: Earth Systems Located halfway between California and Hawaii, is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. It is the largest aggregation of plastic in the world. At 1.6 million square kilometers, it… Continue Reading
Hannah Brumby: Geology Justin Parker: Building & Construction Technology William LaVoice: Natural Resources Conservation Gabbie Furtado: Animal Science In the last twenty years salmon consumption has skyrocketed, increasing by nearly 250% (FAO). Today the bulk of production comes from salmon… Continue Reading
Kayla Bastolla, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Jared Carson, Horticulture Stacey Vogel, Natural Resource Conservation The North Atlantic Right whale was almost hunted to extinction throughout the 17th to early 20th century. Biologist estimated that whalers hunted and removed 5,500 North Atlantic Right… Continue Reading
Skyler Hall – Plant, Soil, and Insect Sciences Joseph Lyons – Building Construction Technology Sciences Anthony Tiso – Pre-Veterinary Sciences University of Massachusetts, Amherst NATSCI-387 4.23.2019 HOOK!!!!! Located in Southern California, Los Angeles [LA] is one of the most… Continue Reading