Oscar Chang and I encountered this bright yellow spongy mass on a mossy rotten log on the south (left looking downstream) bank of Fox Creek, about 50 m up from the confluence with South Fork, in early June 2013, when
Beetle that mimics appearance and movement of yellow jacket…
July 2014 was perhaps the most intense yellow jacket season we’ve ever experienced at Angelo. On July 17, 2014, Casey Huckins and Mary Power spotted a “yellow jacket” in a funnel web’s spider web on the road cut banks along
BioScience review of Field Station Report
The February 2015 issue of BioScience reviews our Field Stations report: http://bioscience.oxfordjournals.org/content/65/2/123.full
California Academy of Sciences Planetarium show features Angelo
Angelo is featured on the upcoming Morrison Planetarium show “Habitat Earth” at the California Academy of Sciences, opening to the public on January 16 2015. The theme developed by writer Ryan Wyatt is one of networks, from the transportation trade
NASA climate forecasts–our drought continues
Thanks to Inez Fung for sending these links for those of us wanting updates on the longer-term, larger scale forecasts for precipitation and temperature over the coming year… NOAA just issued a report on US weather/climate of 2014 – you
Hiromi Uno wins AAAS Pacific Division award and grant
Hiromi Uno was chosen as the AAAS, Pacific Division’s Alan E. Leviton Student Research Awardee for 2014. She received a $750 grant from the American Association for the Advancement of Science Pacific Division and free registration for two of their