A new study highlights the importance of caribou and muskoxen to the greening Arctic tundra, linking grazing with plant phenology and abundance in the Arctic tundra. The story of Arctic greening ...

"The absence or presence of herbivores can also impact the timing of plant growth and their productivity." Many caribou populations in the Arctic are in decline, including migratory tundra caribou ...

linking grazing with plant phenology and abundance in the Arctic tundra. Phenology is the study of the timing and cyclical patterns in nature, such as when birds migrate, or when a plant first sprouts ...

Well, the Arctic and its plants aren’t immune to this silent invasion. New evidence suggests that it’s not just the temperature change we should be monitoring, but also our hoofed friends out on the ...

However, because the animal was held in captivity all of her life, she wouldn’t survive in the wild on her own in the Arctic tundra, the nonprofit said. The Oregon Department of Agriculture is ...

Barnes’ name was in a major Science article again last year ... There, scientists from all over the world study things from ...

then compared the timing of the spring green-up of 9 tundra plant species in the areas with and without herbivores. Of the plants that showed altered green-up between the conditions, about two-thirds ...

While she’ll never roam the Arctic tundra, the Bird Alliance says they're looking forward to her finding a home in an appropriate accredited facility with help from the Oregon Department of ...

Indoor plants are not just beautiful decor pieces for your home, but bring much more to the table. In the present time where pollution levels are increasing day by day, they work as air purifiers and ...