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Did you know that satellites can be used to find penguin populations by looking at what they leave behind? EO…
A Maryland beekeeper's annual records of honey production reveal that flowering trees are blooming nearly a month earlier than they…
NASA's advances in remote sensing and other technologies give researchers and conservationists new unprecedented information for protecting wild areas.
Using satellite data and museum specimen records, scientists predicted the location of 7 new chameleon species in Madagascar.
The latest development in oceanographic remote sensing enables researchers to detect the glow, or phytoplankton fluorescence, from chlorophyll.
In North America, the black-tailed prairie dog occupies as little as 5 percent of its former habitat. In Madagascar, more…
By tracking rainfall-induced changes in vegetation in the desert locust's habitat, scientists can help predict when conditions are becoming ripe…
Satellite and ground truth data help scientists predict the risk of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.
Researchers use remote sensing to monitor amphibian health.
