Word from the Smokies: Cicada emergence offers rare community science opportunity
During the summer of 2011, billions of cicada eggs hatched inside tree twigs across the Southeast. The hatchlings, called nymphs, dropped down and bur...
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During the summer of 2011, billions of cicada eggs hatched inside tree twigs across the Southeast. The hatchlings, called nymphs, dropped down and bur...
For two and a half days, 11 people spread out through two rooms in the science center, sorting through drawers of dried flies.
A species of firefly recently confirmed to be living in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the 19th firefly species documented in the park.
The Nittany Lions remain undefeated to open the season.
As the Endangered Species Act turns 50, each of America’s national parks has their own stories to tell about the relevance of this landmark legislation for their own special ecosystems. Here is a story from the Smokies.