UNT scientists test fish velocity to ensure fish can swim upriver through manmade obstacles - November 18, 2021
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UNT researchers collaborate with Juvare to provide access to unique computer program to help equitably distribute COVID-19 vaccine - November 18, 2021
How UNT’s Bird Banding Project at LLELA Impacts Environmental Research - November 18, 2021
UNT Researchers Lead Collaborative Wildlife Reintroduction at LLELA - November 18, 2021
UNT Prairie Conservation Efforts at LLELA featured on NBC5 - November 18, 2021
UPP City of Lewisville Park Project - September 20, 2021
Students in the UNT Urban Policy & Planning degree program are working with the City of Lewisville to transform a greenspace into a park.
Bee Sustainable - June 21, 2021
Elinor Lichtenberg researches bees and other insects that visit flowers, their behavior and ecology, how humans affect these insects, resources needed for insects to thrive and how to help improve sustainable ranching practices.
Bye-Bye Bermuda grass, hello bees.
Researchers conducted laboratory experiments on mahi-mahi embryos to determine the effects of ultraviolet radiation (UV) and oil co-exposure during different times in their development. The team observed that UV affected the success of mahi-mahi hatch in all exposure scenarios compared to controls but was highest (a 1.6- to 6-fold increase) when co-exposure occurred late in embryonic development.
Black Carbon in the Arctic - May 30, 2017
Exciting publications from Dr. Tate Barrett, UNT Postdoc, working in Dr. Alex Ponette's lab. His research on black carbon in the Arctic was recently published.