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¿Siente calor en nuestras ciudades?
¿Vive usted en un área urbana? Si es así usted puede vivir en una “isla” - no una isla tropical, pero una...
El Zumbido del Cambio Climático
Las poblaciones de abejas de miel en los Estados Unidos agregan más de $15 mil millones en valor a los...
Un río corría a través de él: cómo el cambio climático está afectando a sistemas de ríos en los estados unidos
El cambio climático afecta a la calidad y cantidad de agua en los ríos de Estados Unidos. Los cambios...
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The fall migration season illustrates how many North American mammals, birds, amphibians, and marine life are impacted by climate change.
Allowing volunteers to be directly involved with real conservation biology creates a ripple effect that increases continued engagement, magnifies outreach, and
Discover the link between climate change, El Niño patterns, and increased hurricane intensity in the US. Learn about tropical cyclone development, sea level
Thanks to a grant from NEEF, the Trail Access Project has expanded its Adaptive Hiking Program to help people with physical disabilities access public lands
The third week of September is Asthma Peak Week due to a seasonal uptick in asthma triggers. Learn how to keep you and your children healthy and prevent asthma
NEEF grantee Olmsted Parks Conservancy is installing a pollinator meadow in Chickasaw Park to improve biodiversity and protect against invasive plant species in
Success Story
“I would recommend a project like this to other students because they get to explore the environment around them and learn how to make the ecosystem around them healthier.” -Bettendorf student
Get ready for Water Quality Month by learning about harmful algal blooms and the threat they pose to water quality. Find out what they are, why they appear, and
With about 80% of the US population living in cities, millions are at an increased vulnerability to heat waves and a changing climate. Learn about urban heat
Dive into WaterViz: Accessible STEM for visually impaired students. NEEF and USDA-funded project offers a creative, inclusive approach to hydrologic sciences.