The two-spined trap-jaw ant (Odontomachus haematodus) is a large, predatory ant species found throughout much of South America. First detect...
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AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. — Predators play an important role in wildlife ecosystems. You can think of them as nature’s own regulatory serv...
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Millions of people are awaiting the start of college football season. While many storied rivalries exist, few are more eagerly anticipated t...
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City foresters and arborists bear responsibility for identifying “hazard” trees and mitigating or preventing the risks that these trees ...
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The following numbers and information coordinate with the Alabama bat species, flora, and fauna depicted on the poster below.
1. Tricolor...
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Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is a fatal neurodegenerative disease affecting cervids such as deer. Knowing the causes and symptoms to look f...
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Some invasive species are obvious. Damage to fields from feral hogs is easily visible, whole buildings and forests can be covered by kudzu, ...
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Alabama landowners should be aware of another looming threat to the health of some Alabama forests: the emerald ash borer (EAB). This insect...
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Accurate quantification of urban forest carbon stocks is required for cities to participate in forest carbon markets. Traditional method...
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Timber harvesting serves as a fundamental aspect of forest management. This process includes logging, extracting, and transporting products....
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Hopefully, you were able to harvest a nice tom (or four) this year or at least hear a few gobbles, yelping hens, or calking jakes. If not, o...
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In spring 2024, headlines about a synchronized emergence of millions of cicadas from two broods spread across the internet and news media. M...
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