Author: Bob Whitby

Wood-decay fungi are common in the forests of Arkansas, but there has never been an effort to characterize the species present.

In regions with low soil moisture, higher temperatures brought about by climate change led to a “coupling” of land and atmosphere, which increased the severity of heatwaves.

Arkansas’ once-vast prairies are home to a variety of reptile and amphibian species, many of which are threatened by habitat loss. University of Arkansas researchers have spent the last two summers looking for reclusive creatures in the state’s remaining prairies.

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