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Desert hydrology: Science Moab highlights talks with Eric Kuhn, Jack Schmidt, Brian Richter, and Arne Hultquist - Vimarsana News

Desert hydrology: Science Moab highlights talks with Eric Kuhn, Jack Schmidt, Brian Richter, and Arne Hultquist

In the desert, few issues are as crucial as water. As a historic megadrought continues in the West, water usage is at the top of mind for many scientists. Hydrologists

The many species of the desert: Science Moab highlights talks with ecologists Brian Healy, Anya Metcalfe, Skip Ambrose, and Geoff Smith - Vimarsana News

The many species of the desert: Science Moab highlights talks with ecologists Brian Healy, Anya Metcalfe, Skip Ambrose, and Geoff Smith

Southern Utah is home to a wide variety of species, from desert reptiles to aquatic insects. In this week’s column, Science Moab highlights key takeaways from conversations with a few

The sky above: Science Moab looks back on insights from interviews with meterologists and other scientists - Vimarsana News

The sky above: Science Moab looks back on insights from interviews with meterologists and other scientists

The Colorado Plateau has a wide variety of weather and climate events that make this area an attractive place for scientists studying meteorology and climate. In this week’s column, Science

Science Moab talks to ecologist Liz Ballenger about protecting park ecosystems from climate change - Vimarsana News

Science Moab talks to ecologist Liz Ballenger about protecting park ecosystems from climate change

There are many efforts going on with the national parks of the Southwest to restore degraded ecosystems. From monitoring non-native species to anticipating the effects of climate change, the national

Science Moab talks to Eric Thacker about the history and future of wild horses - Vimarsana News

Science Moab talks to Eric Thacker about the history and future of wild horses

For centuries since the 1400s, horses lived on the North American continent within a grassland ecosystem. Yet the wild horses that exist today in the West live in deserts, sagebrush