There’s life beneath the snow, but it’s at risk of melting away – Science News
Why three-toed sloths risk their lives to help moths – National Geographic
This center researches the impact of climate change in the Midwest and how to adapt to it. Federal cuts threaten its work. – WXPR Public Radio
There’s life beneath the snow — but it’s at risk of melting away – Science News Explores
WI receives federal funds to recover state’s only endangered mammal – Public News Service
UW-Madison study finds wolves can bring benefits to ecosystem, but are not a ‘cure all’ – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Study tracks how wolf reintroduction at Isle Royale affected foxes, martens – Wisconsin Public Radio
Wolves Reintroduced to Isle Royale Temporarily affect Other Carnivores, Humans have Influence as Well – UW-Madison News
Martens have been spotted on Lake Superior’s Madeline Island – Wisconsin Public Radio
A marten on a Madeline Island – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Snowshoe Hares at Isle Royale – National Park Foundation
Lake Superior Podcast – NPLSF
Beneath the snow, a fascinating endangered ecosystem– Reporterre
Scientists study crowdsourced trail camera photos of Wisconsin wildlife – Wisconsin Public Radio
Subnivium: The secret ecosystem hidden beneath the snow – New Scientist
How itchy vicuñas remade a vast wilderness – Nature
Making the Nature Scene: Warmer, wetter Wisconsin – Tone Madison
The snow season is shortening in Wisconsin, forcing the snowshoe hare north in search of a landscape to blend into – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Lake Superior’s Apostle Islands shelters a declining species – Great Lakes Echo
IsoBank – Stable Isotope Research + Open Data – EveryONE
A Moveable Feast for Predators – Grow magazine
SlothBot: Engaging the Public with Robot Ecology – BioScience Talks
Carnivores living near people feast on human food, threatening ecosystems – University of Wisconsin Madison News
Snow is the only thing keeping some plants and animals freezing to death – Popular Science
Banking on a New Community Isotope Database – Texas Advanced Computing Center
Primary marten prey declining in Wisconsin – The Wildlife Society
Jonathan Pauli wins 2019 CALS Pound Research Award – eCALS
Slothbot Takes a Leisurely Approach to Environmental Monitoring – Research Horizons
Natural Connections: Very cold, small mammals – Superior Telegram
Black bears wasting their lives away in search of human scraps – The Times
Bears that eat “junk food” may hibernate less and age faster – Science News
Human food might be making bears age faster – Discover
How human food is changing wildlife – BBC
Where Sloths Find These Branches, Their Family Trees Expand – The New York Times
Climate Change in Microcosm – Grow Magazine
Turtles With Transmitters Could Be Key To Their Survival – WXPR
Martens recolonized Isle Royale in the ’90’s, showing island’s dynamism – University of Wisconsin-Madison
Snowshoe hares face a new threat: warmer winters – Yale Climate Connections
Scientists seek to solve marten mystery on Apostle Islands – Wisconsin Public Radio
Sloths are mysterious creatures – Australian Academy of Science
Bait makes up much of Wisconsin bears’ diet – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Pourquoi prend-il autant de risques pour déféquer? – S&V Hors Sérle
Wisconsin researchers study the world underneath the snow – BTN LiveBIG
Subnivium: The Secret World of Life Beneath the Winter Snows – Science on Tap
Subnivium Interview with Al Ross – Wisconsin Public Radio
Scientists Explore the Mysterious Inner Space of the Subnivium – Great Lakes Echo
Why Sloths Live Life in the Slow Lane – PLOS Ecological Community
Putting the sloth in sloths: Arboreal lifestyle drives slow pace – National Science Foundation
Three-toed sloths have the world’s slowest metabolism – Student Science
Beneath the snowpack lies a secret ecosystem: the subnivium – Aeon magazine
Snowshoe hare habitats shrink as winters grow milder – Wisconsin Public Radio
Prey Species of Andean Condors – Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Climate change now bigger menace than forest loss for snowshoe hares – ScienceNews
There’s a secret world underneath the snow, and it’s in trouble – Smithsonian
Peering into the secret world of life beneath winter snows – National Science Foundation
Sloth project featured in Costa Rica environmental fair [image]
What’s on the marten’s menu – Great Lakes Echo
Sloths, moths, and algae: a surprising partnership – Mongabay
The sloth’s busy inner life – NY Times
Sloths’ dirty bum fur grows nutritious algae – Discovery
Can moths explain why sloths poo on the ground? – National Geographic Phenomena
Sloths risk danger to poop on the forest floor – Live Science
Sloths’ tri-weekly poop trips: mystery solved? – National Geographic News
As snow goes, where go the animals? – The Why Files
Counting Colorado’s bears – Loveland Reporter-Herald
Reduced snow cover threatens species in the subnivium zone – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
96 years old and still slothful as ever – Express
A bad climate for endangered species – The Why Files
Study sheds light upon sloths near shade-grown agriculture – CALS grow magazine
Wisconsin Ecology: New cohort carries on century-old tradition – The Nelson Institute
Uncovering the mating system of two-toed sloths – BBC News
Sloths thrive on cacao farms – UW-Madison News
Sampling Wisconsin’s marten – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Lead on the Loose – The Wildlife Professional
Interview: black-tailed prairie dog research – Wyoming Public Radio
Interview: Sage Grouse leks – Wyoming Public Radio
The Case for Green Bullets – Rocky Mountain News