Awesome Ants
By Jennifer Macke Ants are fascinating! If we put aside for a moment our thoughts about ants in the kitchen, […]
By Jennifer Macke Ants are fascinating! If we put aside for a moment our thoughts about ants in the kitchen, […]
This week in Take It Outside, we are learning about some of the insects and other creepy crawlies of Northern
Week 8, Day 2: Aquatic Macroinvertebrates Read More »
By Rossana Sallenave, Extension Aquatic Ecologist, New Mexico State University Spring is upon us, and with it comes warmer waters
The Mighty Macros: What They Do and What They Can Tell Us About Our Waters Read More »
It’s week eight of Take It Outside! This week, we are learning about some of the smallest inhabitants of Northern
Week 8, Day 1: Insects! Read More »
By Beth Cortright As reputations go, insects and their close relatives have a great variety. From annoying pests and painful
Insects of the Pajarito Plateau Read More »
By Steve Vrooman, Keystone Restoration Ecology & Siobhan Niklasson, PEEC Education Programs Director The surface water that flows through riparian
Riparian Restoration in Los Alamos County Read More »
The forests of Northern New Mexico are much denser today than they were historically because of the legacy of 150
Week 7, Day 5: Forest Restoration Read More »
By Siobhan Niklasson, based on a conversation with Bob Parmenter of the Valles Caldera The forests of the American West
Forest Restoration in the Jemez Mountains Read More »
In this week of Take It Outside, we are exploring the forests of the Pajarito Plateau, from riverbank to mountaintop!
Week 7, Day 3: Ponderosa Pines Read More »