UT researchers have discovered a close relationship between the living and nonliving elements in the Arctic that regulate the nitrogen cycle.
The study, published in Nature Communications, found that...
Jumping spiders are known for their amazing sight. However, researchers have discovered something else about these spiders: their leg hairs help them perceive sound.
This new revelation in spider hearing...
There’s no party like a star party! Grab a picnic blanket and a few friends and catch some of the stellar night sky events this autumn.
What to Look For
Late fall and early winter nights will...
Last Friday, UT’s Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center hosted Bug Night Out, the kickoff event for the first annual Texas Pollinator BioBlitz.
The BioBlitz is a two-week long event created...
This Friday from 6-9 p.m. the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center will host the kickoff event, called Bug Night Out, for the first ever Texas Pollinator BioBlitz.
The Wildflower Center is...
It’s like Pokemon Go, but with real plants and animals.
iNaturalist and eBird are apps that use map software and GPS coordinates similarly to Pokemon Go. They allow users to log observations,...
On Aug. 25, America celebrated the centennial birthday of the National Park Service.
Now, a few weeks later, UT professors look at the future of America’s natural spaces and how they are...
