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	Risky Business Valery Forbes is working to improve our ability to predict impacts of human activities on organisms and ecosystems. Valery Forbes in the lab with a tank containing Capitella teleta, a tiny worm that.
	Not Business as Usual Meet a few of the College of Biological Sciences faculty using their biology expertise to develop commercial solutions to environmental, health and education needs. Larry Wackett never planned to get.
	Life Lessons From Butterfly Diets A new study led by Emilie Snell-Rood examines the role of nutrition in shaping trait evolution across butterfly species. If you think it’s hard to keep track of your diet for even a single week, just.
	Sharon Jansa Recognized for Contributions to Undergraduate Education Ecology, Evolution and Behavior faculty member receives college’s Dagley-Kirkwood Award for work with undergraduates. Sharon Jansa (Ecology, Evolution and Behavior) received this year’s Stanley Dagley.
	Hobbie Named Distinguished McKnight University Professor Ecology, Evolution and Behavior faculty member with deep ties to Cedar Creek recognized for excellence in research and education. Sarah Hobbie was named a 2016 Distinguished McKnight University.
	Blekhman Named Sloan Research Fellow Researcher recognized with award for early-career scientists of outstanding promise. Ran Blekhman (GCD/EEB) was named a 2016 Sloan Research Fellow in the field of computational and evolutionary.
	Deciphering the UN Conference on Climate Change March 3, 2015 @ 7:00 am - 8:30 pm • Continuing Education & Conference Center In December 2015, the world reached an unprecedented agreement on climate change. At the heart of the agreement are.
	Secondary Tropical Forests Absorb More Carbon Than Expected Jennifer Powers and colleagues find that regenerated tropical forests exhibit a high level of resilience and sequester carbon at a high rate.
	A Q&A With Jessica Hellmann The new director of the Institute on the Environment and EEB faculty member talks about her dual roles, her research and her ideas about how to address climate change. Photo: Josh Kohanek "Adjusting.
	A Lion-Size Controversy A new book by Craig Packer draws attention to the challenges to conservation posed by government corruption. "Lions are in such trouble that their conservation is more urgent than extending my.